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phillc54 wrote: Yeah, I guess whatever you are using for the G4 time.
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phillc54 wrote: Yeah, I guess whatever you are using for the G4 time.
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The Torch On signal should be on the whole duration of the Arc Fail Timeout.Clive S wrote: Phil I have now confirmed it is not a fault of the machine as it will fire when I manually used a button to cut the relay out ie shorted the relay contacts.
I think the problem is that the relay is not stopping energised long enough for the torch to fire.
Is there a parameter for that or is there a way to do it in the code I would like to try 2 secs
It could affect it if the voltage went above the OK Low Volts and then went back below it, that would be seen as an arc failure.It could be that the hovering volts 0-20 is messing it up. I have tried OK Low Volts between 5-30
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phillc54 wrote:
The Torch On signal should be on the whole duration of the Arc Fail Timeout.Clive S wrote: Phil I have now confirmed it is not a fault of the machine as it will fire when I manually used a button to cut the relay out ie shorted the relay contacts.
I think the problem is that the relay is not stopping energised long enough for the torch to fire.
Is there a parameter for that or is there a way to do it in the code I would like to try 2 secs
It could affect it if the voltage went above the OK Low Volts and then went back below it, that would be seen as an arc failure.It could be that the hovering volts 0-20 is messing it up. I have tried OK Low Volts between 5-30
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