Hypertherm MicroEdge - Logic Selection Box; Input Selection; Torch Collision Uses; Inputs Inverted

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Logic Selection Box
The Logic Selection Box allows the user to select the Logic state for each input to be either normally
open or normally closed. The Logic state for the inputs may be switched by selecting the desired
input and pressing the space key.
Input Selection
The Input Selection box feature is used to define which inputs will be used by the control and their
physical location on the control interface. All controls are shipped with the default selection of Inputs
and interface locations for the selected control Interface (I/O) configuration.
Torch Collision Uses
This parameter allows the user to select the type of response used when the Torch Collision input is
active. The user may select to use a Fast Stop Decel value or the Fault Ramp time selected for the
individual axis. Note that when Fault Ramp Time is used, Torch Collision is treated as a Machine
Fault similar to the Hardware Overtravel Fault. Fast Stop Decel will pause the part program at the
Fast Deceleration rate.
Inputs Inverted
The Input Selection box feature is used to define which inputs will be used by the control and their
physical location on the control interface. All controls are shipped with the default selection of Inputs
and interface locations for the selected control Interface (I/O) configuration.
Drive Enables
This setup parameter allows the user to select how the control responds to drive faults. If the setting
is Series, then all axes must complete their individual fault ramp times before the drives are disabled.
If the setting is independent, each drive is disabled immediately as soon as its axis fault ramp time is
finished.
Initial Feedback Delay
This feature allows the initial feedback from the Drive System to be held off after initial power up.
This allows the Drive System to fully enable prior to enabling the position loop.