The Torchmate Accumove Motion Controller uses an advanced communication protocol which requires an Ethernet connection (instead of a USB connection). In order for a computer to establish a connection with the motion controller the computer needs to be set to a specific IP address. Though this address can be changed later, the first connection must use these configuration parameters. This guide will show you how to configure the IP address of your computer to connect with Accumove.
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Check and retighten set screws regularly and whenever you detect any irregularity in the table’s motion.
Troubleshooting malfunctions with a serial port signal generator model 401A.
In the torch head the electrode must move up and down freely for the torch to fire. The plasma unit looks for continuity between the electrode tip and nozzle before the torch will turn on the air and initiate the arc. The air forces the electrode up away from the nozzle to make electrical contact with another contact point in torch body permitting current flow to the electrode.
If the machine is not moving correctly this can be the result of a few different mechanical issues.
A basic troubleshooting guide for cut quality issues including bevel and what causes poor cuts.