TH and TL weird behaviour with power supply and lasercad.
Posted: Fri Feb 26, 2016 6:44 am
Hi guys.
I have a X7 connected to a 150W powersupply and a 150W laser tube.
I had the setting TTL Level on: Low Level effective, but the TTL wire from the PSU was actually plugged in the TH. Altough the display on the power supply indicated A 0, meaning everything was fine, when I tested laser from the X7 panel, the laser would fire but would not stop when i unpressed the button.
Thanks to some info found here on the forum, I checked the PSU diagram and found out that the TTL was on TH and not on TL.
So I unplugged the TH and plugged the wire into the TH, leaving the LOW LEVEL. The laser now behaves normally, but the display on the power supply shows L 0, meaning it has no laser connected which is false as the laser fires and works perfectly.
Any suggestions?
Thanks!
I have a X7 connected to a 150W powersupply and a 150W laser tube.
I had the setting TTL Level on: Low Level effective, but the TTL wire from the PSU was actually plugged in the TH. Altough the display on the power supply indicated A 0, meaning everything was fine, when I tested laser from the X7 panel, the laser would fire but would not stop when i unpressed the button.
Thanks to some info found here on the forum, I checked the PSU diagram and found out that the TTL was on TH and not on TL.
So I unplugged the TH and plugged the wire into the TH, leaving the LOW LEVEL. The laser now behaves normally, but the display on the power supply shows L 0, meaning it has no laser connected which is false as the laser fires and works perfectly.
Any suggestions?
Thanks!