PriceCNC THC anti-dive
- Thread starter rcrclr
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you will have to add a custom gcode to switch on/off an output, please see this: https://www.masso.com.au/masso-docu...rn-on-digital-output-synchronized-with-motion
I'm very sorry I've been away from the masso forum for a long time. And have not been getting the emails. If anyone is interested I've been using it for more than a year now. I wired it like a proma THC 150 without the resistors. Tried it with them but it didn't work. The problem i was having is a hesitation at the m666 and m667 code. I have a very robust machine and I can change direction of movement without slowing down. So I run with the THC on all the time. I see there's a fix for that so we'll see if it works. I run this thing probably 10 hours a week and it rarely lets me down. Again I'm sorry for letting my people in the masso world down for the very late response
Hi rcrclr
Thanks for getting back. It's great to know that you have it working so well.
In the AVHC10 Manual it shows the Black wire of the Up Down and Arc ok connected to Ground and the coloured wire of the pair connected to the controller input.
In your wiring setup do you connect the Black wire to the MASSO +ve of the power supply and the coloured wire to the MASSO input or do you connect the coloured wire to the MASSO +ve and the Black wire to the MASSO input?
DO you use a current limiting resistor between the +ve of the power supply and the AVHC10 to limit fault current and protect the Price in case an output accidentally comes in contact with ground?
The hesitation when the THC was turned on and off was fixed in version 3.47 if memory serves correctly. I see you are using M62 & M63 for the Antidive.
Just be aware that these Gcodes were removed on the G2 and their function moved to G64 & G65 so you may need to alter your Post processor.
If you have a G3 the M62 & M63 still remain and may work for you even better as they can not turn on and off without hesitation or you can change them to M64 & M65 which will behave as they did previously.
Note: when an M62 & M63 is issues it does not take affect until a move is made.
Hope my rambling makes sense
Cheers Peter
Thanks for getting back. It's great to know that you have it working so well.
In the AVHC10 Manual it shows the Black wire of the Up Down and Arc ok connected to Ground and the coloured wire of the pair connected to the controller input.
In your wiring setup do you connect the Black wire to the MASSO +ve of the power supply and the coloured wire to the MASSO input or do you connect the coloured wire to the MASSO +ve and the Black wire to the MASSO input?
DO you use a current limiting resistor between the +ve of the power supply and the AVHC10 to limit fault current and protect the Price in case an output accidentally comes in contact with ground?
The hesitation when the THC was turned on and off was fixed in version 3.47 if memory serves correctly. I see you are using M62 & M63 for the Antidive.
Just be aware that these Gcodes were removed on the G2 and their function moved to G64 & G65 so you may need to alter your Post processor.
If you have a G3 the M62 & M63 still remain and may work for you even better as they can not turn on and off without hesitation or you can change them to M64 & M65 which will behave as they did previously.
Note: when an M62 & M63 is issues it does not take affect until a move is made.
Hope my rambling makes sense
Cheers Peter