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Modify qtplasmac to support multiple output codes
3 years 4 months ago #273206
by santy
Replied by santy on topic Modify qtplasmac to support multiple output codes
Yes i got this idea from a chinese controller, where they are using multiple valves to get this setup with high/low and even mid pressures.
how do you suggest to get the low/high pressures for each oxygen pipe? i already have plenty 24v on/off valves, so i basically need 5 manual pressure regulators and a few timer relays and i can get this done!
how do you suggest to get the low/high pressures for each oxygen pipe? i already have plenty 24v on/off valves, so i basically need 5 manual pressure regulators and a few timer relays and i can get this done!
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3 years 4 months ago #273215
by santy
Replied by santy on topic Modify qtplasmac to support multiple output codes
Also, the control the height is done with a Z axis stepper with gearbox.
The heights for pierce could be done with the use of a negative “puddle height”, lower than the cutting height???!
I could turn torch on at 50mm high, descend to -80% puddle height, and then “apply a new puddle height” of 30% before going into the cutting height...
Or maybe just taking care of Z with the post processor all together. But I mustn’t use qtplasmac then
The heights for pierce could be done with the use of a negative “puddle height”, lower than the cutting height???!
I could turn torch on at 50mm high, descend to -80% puddle height, and then “apply a new puddle height” of 30% before going into the cutting height...
Or maybe just taking care of Z with the post processor all together. But I mustn’t use qtplasmac then
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3 years 4 months ago #273230
by fupeama
Replied by fupeama on topic Modify qtplasmac to support multiple output codes
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