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						07 Apr 2020 12:36				#163048
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				Hi All,
after almost 2 years I can finally see the home straight! Cant thank you all enough.
One thing I have a small question about is the probe test.
When I click the probe test button, it goes down until it touches the top of the material and when it triggers the float switch it immediately stops and an error message comes up saying float switch detected while moving to probe height.
I thought this would be right, except I thought it is meant to retract to the pierce height ready to cut.
I am not sure if I am on the completely wrong tram here or if this is normal or what the go is.
Thank you in advance.
					after almost 2 years I can finally see the home straight! Cant thank you all enough.
One thing I have a small question about is the probe test.
When I click the probe test button, it goes down until it touches the top of the material and when it triggers the float switch it immediately stops and an error message comes up saying float switch detected while moving to probe height.
I thought this would be right, except I thought it is meant to retract to the pierce height ready to cut.
I am not sure if I am on the completely wrong tram here or if this is normal or what the go is.
Thank you in advance.
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						07 Apr 2020 12:40				#163049
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				Normally that would mean you have the Probe Height set too low.
Probe Height is measured from the Z Minimum Limit.
It should move down at Setup Speed until it reaches Probe Height then it moves at Probe Speed until it reaches the material.
					Probe Height is measured from the Z Minimum Limit.
It should move down at Setup Speed until it reaches Probe Height then it moves at Probe Speed until it reaches the material.
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						07 Apr 2020 12:43				#163050
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				i thought this was the case, but then when I set the probe height higher, it would just come down to the new height (say 20mm above material), stop, wait for the 10 seconds and then retract back up to a random height where it started.			
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						07 Apr 2020 12:53				#163052
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				Check the ini file for the button code that does the probe height and make sure it is:			
					BUTTON_n_CODE = probe-test 30Please Log in or Create an account to join the conversation.
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						07 Apr 2020 12:54				#163053
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				okay will do, i have this set to 10 currently, does it not work at 10?
Ill go change this and get back to you. Thank you
					Ill go change this and get back to you. Thank you
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						07 Apr 2020 12:56				#163054
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				It should, that means it will wait 10 seconds at Pierce Height.			
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						07 Apr 2020 13:02				#163056
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						07 Apr 2020 13:04				#163058
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				I changed probe-test 10 to probe-test 30 and still the same thing.			
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						07 Apr 2020 13:10				#163059
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				Okay I think I worked it out! My probe speed must have been too low			
					
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						07 Apr 2020 13:11				#163060
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				I also unchecked the “ohmic probe enable” box in the plasma run screen			
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