Display motion.current-vel ?
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23 Jul 2025 18:06 #332231
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Am I missing it? Is there a way to display the current velocity of the machine while cutting?
Thanks!
BTW - Just setup Plasmac using pncconf - It was painless and QTPlasmac is a really nice gui. No problems.. (mesa style board with thc10)
Great work!
sam
Thanks!
BTW - Just setup Plasmac using pncconf - It was painless and QTPlasmac is a really nice gui. No problems.. (mesa style board with thc10)
Great work!
sam
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23 Jul 2025 18:25 #332234
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Short video
photos.app.goo.gl/sL9v2GkA7igL8KGU9
also - (I have just started using it and only have the 1 material in which is 1/4 inch. ) Made a sample program using conversational to get the jest of the gcode.
See below for the gcode I used as reference.
It uses tool 0 as far as I can tell - and as far as feed rate this seems correct - when I change tool 0's feed rate - it changes the programs feed rate. OK..
But - I have the arc voltage set to 120. When the program runs - the arc voltage is a constant 115. I actually added 5v on the override so it actually shows 120 when cutting.
am I doing something wrong?
G20 G64P0.004 G40 G49 G80 G90 G92.1 G94 G97 (preamble)
(conversational circle)
;using material #0: Basic default Material
M190 P0
M66 P3 L3 Q1
f#<_hal[plasmac.cut-feed-rate]>
g0 x0.152304 y0.152304
m3 $0 s1
g2 x0.152304 y0.152304 i0.367696 j0.367696
m5 $0
G20 G64P0.004 G40 G49 G80 G90 G92.1 G94 G97 (postamble)
m2
photos.app.goo.gl/sL9v2GkA7igL8KGU9
also - (I have just started using it and only have the 1 material in which is 1/4 inch. ) Made a sample program using conversational to get the jest of the gcode.
See below for the gcode I used as reference.
It uses tool 0 as far as I can tell - and as far as feed rate this seems correct - when I change tool 0's feed rate - it changes the programs feed rate. OK..
But - I have the arc voltage set to 120. When the program runs - the arc voltage is a constant 115. I actually added 5v on the override so it actually shows 120 when cutting.
am I doing something wrong?
G20 G64P0.004 G40 G49 G80 G90 G92.1 G94 G97 (preamble)
(conversational circle)
;using material #0: Basic default Material
M190 P0
M66 P3 L3 Q1
f#<_hal[plasmac.cut-feed-rate]>
g0 x0.152304 y0.152304
m3 $0 s1
g2 x0.152304 y0.152304 i0.367696 j0.367696
m5 $0
G20 G64P0.004 G40 G49 G80 G90 G92.1 G94 G97 (postamble)
m2
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23 Jul 2025 18:29 #332236
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lol - never mind.. I think I found it.. I will test tonight..
If Use Auto Volts is checked then the actual cut voltage is sampled at the end of the THC Delay time and this is used as the target voltage to adjust the height of the torch.
If Use Auto Volts is not checked then the voltage displayed as Cut Volts in the MATERIAL section of the PARAMETERS Tab is used as the target voltage to adjust the height of the torch.
If Use Auto Volts is checked then the actual cut voltage is sampled at the end of the THC Delay time and this is used as the target voltage to adjust the height of the torch.
If Use Auto Volts is not checked then the voltage displayed as Cut Volts in the MATERIAL section of the PARAMETERS Tab is used as the target voltage to adjust the height of the torch.
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24 Jul 2025 14:16 #332262
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Yes - unchecking autovolts then uses the material voltage. Duh
thanks again
sam
thanks again
sam
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