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  1. #Blue lines sheetcam install#
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The Target Band (or Dead Band) is the +/- voltage band above and below your Target Tip Volts in which no Height Control action occurs - the Z axis stays stationary.

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  • Ě Negative Tip Voltage System (like Hyper Therm), install the minus or ground in pin 4 and the plus or positive in pin 3, which is the opposite of the picture above.
  • Ě Positive Tip Voltage System (like Thermal Dynamics), install the minus or ground (shown here as a black wire in the picture below) in pin 3 and the plus or positive (shown here as a red wire) in pin 4.
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    Most other systems will use Positive tip volts. If Using HyperTherm, select Negative Tip Volts. Installing reversed may cause damage to the TMC3in1 or your plasma unit.

  • DO NOT USE STRAIGHT (RAW) TIP VOLTS, IT WILL DAMAGE THE TMC3IN1!.
  • If your machine allows you to choose a value based on jumper or switch settings, we would recommend using them in this order of preference: It is very important that the divider selection in the THC Configuration window matches that chosen at the plasma cutter so the THC can operate properly. The output is directly proportional to the raw tip voltage but at a reduced level to provide safe voltages at the THC. The voltage divider circuit divides this voltage per a ratio provided by the plasma manufacturer. The raw tip volts can be anywhere from 100V to over 300V in some models. The Tip Voltage Divider Ratio is used to provide the arc voltage to the TMC3in1 in a form that is not dangerous. All the real time operations happen inside the TMC3in1 hardware. The TMC3in1 plugin does not do much other than display the current cut information and send settings down to the TMC3in1. The plugin frequency option has been tested at 9 Hz and seems to work well. The log file will show almost everything happening inside the TMC3in1. The log file will be saved to "C:\Mach4Hobby\TMC3in1\" with a current date and time for the file name. > TMC3in1Īctivate the Log Data Files option, which will start a new data log every time you pres Enable and end it when you press Disable. Open the TMC3in1 Configuration: Menu -> Configure -> Plugins. If you enable any plugins, you will need to restart Mach4 for those plugins to function properly.ģ. You may use additional plugins as needed, like the Keyboard Inputs. If you don't have all these plugins enabled, the TMC3in1 and ESS hardware will not work right. You will need to make sure these plugins are enabled Open the Mach4 Configuration: Menu -> Configure -> Control.
  • Step 10: Opening the ESS Configuration window.
  • Step 9: TMC3in1 -> Voltage based Anti Dive tab.
  • Step 8: TMC3in1 -> Velocity based Anti Dive tab.
  • Step 7: TMC3in1 -> M62 & M63 based Anti Dive tab.
  • Step 6: TMC3in1 -> Time Delay Anti Dive tab.
  • Step 3 - Opening the TMC3in1 Configuration window.
  • Step 1 - Opening the Mach4 Control window.
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