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quickstart:mycnc-quick-start:oxyfuel-setup [2019/06/21 11:34] – created ivanquickstart:mycnc-quick-start:oxyfuel-setup [2020/09/14 09:10] ivan
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 This article introduces the reader to the basics of oxy-fuel (gas) cutting setup using myCNC software. This article introduces the reader to the basics of oxy-fuel (gas) cutting setup using myCNC software.
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 +The profile screen description for the oxy-fuel cutting profiles (X1366G/X1366GA) is available here: [[mycnc:mycnc_setup_examples:gas_cutting|Basic profile for Gas Cutting.]]
  
 Upon opening the 1366G profile (gas cutting/welding profile) and navigating to the User Settings, the operator is presented with the following window: Upon opening the 1366G profile (gas cutting/welding profile) and navigating to the User Settings, the operator is presented with the following window:
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 //OC low// is the low-pressure cutting oxygen flow. It is started slightly before the //OC high// (high-pressure cutting oxygen) flow as to prevent the heated metal from splashing onto the torch. Note that if only one cutting oxygen flow is available, //OC low// connection should be used when setting up the machine.  //OC low// is the low-pressure cutting oxygen flow. It is started slightly before the //OC high// (high-pressure cutting oxygen) flow as to prevent the heated metal from splashing onto the torch. Note that if only one cutting oxygen flow is available, //OC low// connection should be used when setting up the machine. 
  
 +===THC and IHC===
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 +On most machines, THC and IHC are usually not required for the operator, so these should be turned off by default:
 +{{:quickstart:mycnc-quick-start:oxyfuel-quickstart-thc-002.png}}
  
 ====Controller Output Connections==== ====Controller Output Connections====
  
-In order to check the proper output connections for connecting the controller to the machine setup, go to **Settings > PLC > Hardware PLC > pins.h**. The screen presented to you will be the one below: +In order to check the proper output connections for connecting the controller to the machine setup, go to **Settings > PLC > Hardware PLC > pins.h**. The current output configuration can be found on the screen such as the one presented to you below: 
  
-{{:quickstart:mycnc-quick-start:oxyfuel-quickstart-002.png}}+{{:quickstart:mycnc-quick-start:oxyfuel-quickstart-009.png}}
  
 As can be seen here, the following outputs are currently assigned: As can be seen here, the following outputs are currently assigned:
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 |OUT10|Ignition (spark)| |OUT10|Ignition (spark)|
  
-Note that every one of these outputs can be reconfigured if the user so desires. However, in this default configuration, connecting the controller to the machine looks as follows:+Every one of these outputs can be reconfigured if the user so desires. However, in this default configuration, connecting the controller to the machine looks as follows:
  
 {{:quickstart:mycnc-quick-start:oxyfuel-quickstart-008-et7connection.png}} {{:quickstart:mycnc-quick-start:oxyfuel-quickstart-008-et7connection.png}}
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 +==Simpler Controller Connections==
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 +Note that the image above refers to a full configuration for an oxy-fuel cutting machine equipped with all the possible oxygen flows as well as an ignition cycle. A simpler machine connection configuration with only one pressure of cutting and heating oxygen, a fuel supply and no ignition torch will look as follows:
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 +{{:quickstart:mycnc-quick-start:oxyfuel-quickstart-008-et7connection2.png}}
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quickstart/mycnc-quick-start/oxyfuel-setup.txt · Last modified: 2021/08/09 14:21 by ivan

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