What causes 'InterProcessor Comm Fail' on Hypertherm Cutter?
The 'InterProcessor Comm Fail' error on the Hypertherm Cutter occurs when the real-time processor has been changed to a higher revision level. To resolve this: * Check the firmware revisions in both processors for compatibility. * If the issue persists, call Hypertherm Technical Service.
How to fix 'EEPROM Checksum Error' on Hypertherm Command THC?
The 'EEPROM Checksum Error' on the Hypertherm Cutter typically occurs one time after upgrading software, due to processor changes. Clear the error by pressing the key and then reentering the parameters.
How do I clear the IOP CHECKSUM FAIL error on my Hypertherm Cutter?
The 'IOP CHECKSUM FAIL' error on your Hypertherm Cutter typically occurs one time after upgrading firmware. Clear the error by pressing on the pendant.
How do I resolve the RTP CHECKSUM FAIL error on my Hypertherm Command THC Cutter?
The 'RTP CHECKSUM FAIL' error on your Hypertherm Cutter typically occurs one time after upgrading firmware. Clear the error by pressing on the pendant.
What to do if the torch is in LOWER LIMIT on Hypertherm Cutter?
If the torch is in the LOWER LIMIT on the Hypertherm Cutter, it means that during IHS, the torch didn't reach the workpiece, or during cutting, the torch hit the Lower Limit. To resolve this: * Reposition the lifter, torch, or workpiece. * Select Diagnostic Screen B by pressing on the keypad, then press to start tests. Check that “Lower Limit Switch” indicates “Ok” and “Lifter Type” indicates 2 (X-Y lifter). * On the THC control PCB, Motor Drive Interface, D54 should be illuminated, while D53 and D55 should be extinguished. * Place the THC in Manual Position Mode and jog the torch to the Lower Limit position to activate the switch. On the THC control PCB, Motor Drive Interface, D50 should illuminate. Jog the torch up to deactivate the switch, and D50 should extinguish. * Check...
Understand potential hazards and follow instructions to avoid them. Safety symbols identify potential dangers.
Details risks of fatal shock and burns from touching live parts. Includes prevention measures for high voltage.
Explains hazards from fumes produced during cutting, potential health effects, and necessary precautions.
Covers risks from plasma arc rays to eyes and skin, detailing protective equipment and cutting area preparation.
Provides guidelines for safe grounding practices and handling of compressed gas equipment.
General guidance on THC system cables and interconnections.
Overview of the operator pendant's LCD display, keypad, and functions.
Provides guidance on diagnosing and correcting common error messages and problems.
General| Input Voltage | 24 VDC |
|---|---|
| Closed loop control | Yes |
| Type | Torch Height Control |
| Operating Temperature | 0°C to 50°C |
| Communication Interface | Ethernet |
| Humidity | non-condensing |
| Storage Temperature | -20°C to 60°C |
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