DXF DESIGN & PROJECT PICTURE SHARING FORUMS.WELCOME CENTER, GOOD INFO & MEET OUR SPONSORS.Who doesn’t like it when you finish doing a setup process then turn a knob and the proper light you’re expecting pops on, right? So I can’t speak for “active high” on those 3 settings, but this is working for me. Only one lights up at a time and they light for the proper functions. Same when you turn the dial to thc up and down. In reality, when you dial screen 6 to torch on, only the torch on led lights up.
The picture attached is a little deceptive showing all three led’s on at the same time. When you dial the Price THC to screen 6, you can then cycle through torch on, thc up and thc down in simulation mode and each of the corresponding led’s light up on the diagnostics screen. When I did the setup, I paid particular attention to a section of the user manual on using the diagnostics screen to test the outputs. Trusting the info to be correct, I just did exactly what it says. I got that in an email from Albert Price of Price CNC. Yes, I set it up with active low on for all three as in the 1st post. If it does as well as I’m hoping it does, I’ll do a little video on it too. I snagged a late model used one on eBay fairly cheap. I’m busy installing a Curtis refrigerated air dryer this weekend. I want a post processor that can flawlessly handle that. In the end a few weeks from now, I want to use the ohmic as my primary and the floating head as a secondary backup for touch & go starts. I’m also trying out a couple other post processors. In the meantime, I’m testing the Floating Head post processor that is a download available for free on the website right now. I’m anxiously waiting for that sensor to arrive from Vietnam and it’s taking forever. I am also installing a Robot 3T ohmic sensor. I recently upgraded to the Price THC and while at it, I decided to upgrade the Zed too.
That diagram is straight from Price CNC’s manual. The diagram above from Blackslacks is exactly the right one. I’ve had the Gecko 540 on my machine since late 2014. I will keep updating and do a short video or two as I move forward.
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