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6 years 5 months ago #168494 by motal2004
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So i started over & set the low volts to 60.
at a scale 50:1 i get a reading now 143 and if at a scale of 75:1 i get 219 see attachment.

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6 years 5 months ago #168554 by phillc54
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Well 50:1 seems closer than 75:1. Is it possible to measure the arc voltage with a meter while you observe the arc voltage on the Axis GUI.

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6 years 5 months ago #168555 by motal2004
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That's the plan, I will try at some point this weekend....I was reading some forums and will be trying their suggestions. I should have waited and saved up for a Hypertherm...

thanks for everyone help up to this point.
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6 years 5 months ago #168738 by motal2004
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Throwing in the towel with this Mesa thcad-10 , And plasmac, Very disappointing!!

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6 years 5 months ago #168744 by phillc54
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Sorry we couldn't help you.

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6 years 5 months ago #168758 by rodw
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motal2004 wrote: Throwing in the towel with this Mesa thcad-10 , And plasmac, Very disappointing!!


Yes we are sorry to see you go too. It looks like you have got through the Plasmac setup but have hit the wall with getting your plasma machine to work. Don't expect that to be any easier on another controller or THC.

As you don't have an ArcOK signal on your machine, Plasmac attempts to fake one for you. It does that by turning on an ArcOK signal when the arc voltage excennds the low volt threshold. That threshold needs to be high enough to confirm a good arc has been triggered. Around 60 volts is a good starting point.

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