PlasmaC questions new setup
22 Jun 2020 22:11 - 22 Jun 2020 22:12 #172401
by snowgoer540
There is a really nice website for entering the values and getting your scale and offset values for plasmac. There is a link to it in the plasmac user guide!
So this is the example that convinced me:
The thcad can read 0-10volts. The highest voltage I saw (cut chart wise) was 148v so call it 150v... At 20:1 that’s 7.5v at the THCAD... so you’re using 3/4 of the usable scale. At 30:1 it’s divided to 5v, so you’re using 1/2 of the usable scale. So basically you get finer resolution.
In the scheme of things, does it really matter? Idk. I will say my THCAD works awesome now. It’s more stable than it was in the last. But lastly, since it came from Peter, I decided it was good to listen.
Replied by snowgoer540 on topic PlasmaC questions new setup
Well I still have the Hypertherm on the bench and it's not too hard to change it.
What would I need to change the scale to?
There is a really nice website for entering the values and getting your scale and offset values for plasmac. There is a link to it in the plasmac user guide!
So this is the example that convinced me:
The thcad can read 0-10volts. The highest voltage I saw (cut chart wise) was 148v so call it 150v... At 20:1 that’s 7.5v at the THCAD... so you’re using 3/4 of the usable scale. At 30:1 it’s divided to 5v, so you’re using 1/2 of the usable scale. So basically you get finer resolution.
In the scheme of things, does it really matter? Idk. I will say my THCAD works awesome now. It’s more stable than it was in the last. But lastly, since it came from Peter, I decided it was good to listen.
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