You need motion enable. Once the arc has been established, the power supply sends a signal to the CNC that tells it that there is an Arc established and that now it can move.
please help me
machine : HYPERTHERM POWERMAX PLASMA 45
Chinese FANGLING CONTROLLER
CHINESE HYDTHC torch height controller
HYPERTHERM Machine interface cable
HYPERTHERM Powermax45 MAchine torch
the Problem : plasma arc fires but the torch does not moves, ultimately extinguishing the Arc.
Questions:
1) My Chinese supplier says 4 wires are sufficient to operate this machine ( 2 for ARC START and 2 for ARC Voltages)
as per him, we must connect ARC START wires to HYPERTHERM pins 3 and 4
and ARC VOLTAGE wires to HYPERTHERM pins 5 & 6.
is it possible for the machine to work on these 4 wire connections.???
2) mistakenly, We connected ARC VOLTAGE wires to HYPERTHERM pins 12 & 14.
should this have damaged some component???
3) is it possible to run the machine without the torch height controller?
if Yes, How?
i have just set up my business .this machine is the backbone of my business.
i want to run this machine on any cost.
please help me
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Hello.
Did anyone work this out?
I have just gotten my hands on the same CNC and THC, and connecting it to my plasma.
The plasma fire, but the THC doesn't pick up the voltage, then the CNC says "arc break alarm".
Thank you in advance.
I don't really have enough knowledge in the area to be able to give you the exact solution to the problem, but I can point you in the direction. I'm retty much inexperienced when it comes to anything that has to do with high voltage tools, but I took on a project last summer that uses exactly such tools. I had to reserch every step I took, and that was actually the key to completing the project I think, cause I wouldn't have been able to do it ony with the info that I had at the time. I found a site that helped me about audit power tools and that was a plus along the way. What I'm trying to say is that whatever product you might have, you need to do all the reserach you could in regards to it, and the answer will probably be there.