Voltage Scale and Auto Volts

Hi all,

My apologies for not mentioning that we use a parallel port setup, but it simply did not cross my mind that this would have something to do with the problem. I am sure anyone who works and/or sets up QtPlasmaC daily would have pointed us in the right direction if I had supplied all the details of the machine, but alas, I didn't. Nor do we set up machines like this daily, we use the machine to cut stuff daily. Next time we run in an issue I will make sure that I will post a complete list of the machine components, up till the last nut and bolt.

Cheers

rodw wrote:

Well said Tommy, I don't download zip files of configs and I'm sure you don't have the time either.

What is the preferred format for users to upload their configs?

phillc54 wrote:

rodw wrote:

Well said Tommy, I don't download zip files of configs and I'm sure you don't have the time either.

What is the preferred format for users to upload their configs?

ZIP !
Not much difference really, tar is safer from the compression side of things but the content can still contain unvanted stuff on both types.
Self extracting ZIP on the other side, run, run ....

phillc54 wrote:

rodw wrote:

Well said Tommy, I don't download zip files of configs and I'm sure you don't have the time either.

What is the preferred format for users to upload their configs?

Some may prefer an archive but if I can't read config on the forum here, It is very unlikely I will download an archive, decompress it and review it.

Hi all,

I just wanted to update you all and say that our plasma cutter runs like a clock after inserting that jumper on the THCAD in the 1/128 spot. We have cut anything from 1.6mm thin steel with a FineCut tip, 5mm chequer plate with a 65A tip and 25mm thick plate with a 125mm tip without any problems. The torch height controller is very responsive, even at high cutting speeds and the tip close to the material we haven't seen problems. Thick plates are also not an issue, just a nice clean cut without much of a bevel.

Again a big kudos to the developers of this piece of software !

Cheers, Peter