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10 Jun 2020 01:30 #170901 by Aaron3309
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I will try to use that file tomorrow if i get a chance to get by my shop where the machine is and will try and screen shot an problems if i have them. Thanks again

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15 Jun 2020 15:59 #171750 by Aaron3309
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So I just tried the new file, still getting wild fluctuating voltage readings from 120-160 When the machine is sitting idle. I’ve tried going over every connection and it even does it with the thcad unplugged from the 7i96 board. With the thcad unhooked it does vary more scrolling from 20v to 8-900

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15 Jun 2020 16:08 #171751 by Aaron3309
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Update**
When cutting with settings of 115v on the thc the voltage read from 240-270 constantly varying like it does at idle.

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15 Jun 2020 16:21 #171752 by tommylight
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Compress the configuration folder and attach it here, screenshots of run and config panel, pictures of how the THCAD is wired and to what it is connected, etc.

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16 Jun 2020 20:28 #171875 by dvn4life1972
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I had trouble initially learning to edit files in Linux. I recommend using gedit, you'll be able to open, read, edit, and save the files with the original file extension.

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16 Jun 2020 21:20 #171882 by rodw
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I had trouble initially learning to edit files in Linux. I recommend using gedit, you'll be able to open, read, edit, and save the files with the original file extension.


If you install geany you will never use gedit again
sudo apt-get install geany
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16 Jun 2020 23:13 #171887 by phillc54
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I had trouble initially learning to edit files in Linux. I recommend using gedit, you'll be able to open, read, edit, and save the files with the original file extension.


If you install geany you will never use gedit again
sudo apt-get install geany

Ahh, editor wars... :)
I often have atom, geany, leafpad an nano open on the dektop at the same time.
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16 Jun 2020 23:33 #171888 by dvn4life1972
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No editor wars here, I know when I'm massively out-gunned!

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24 Jun 2020 18:01 #172604 by Aaron3309
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Sorry for the delay i have been away from the shop, attached is my configuration file as well as a copy of an image i found on another forum that i used to wire my thcad10. Machine still shows wild voltages on the thc even if i completely disconnect the thcad.
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24 Jun 2020 18:37 #172608 by Aaron3309
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Appears the image did not come through on the previous post, here it is.

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