Hey all
I am almost ready to start cutting some metal. Need some guidance with the wiring setup.
I am working with the Crossfire Pro, The Everlast 62! plasma cutter, (CNC port), Machine torch, and the torch height controller.
My question or confirmation.
I wire the 2 white wires to Pins 1 & 2 for torch firing.
I wire the 22 gauge Red to the negative Pin 4
I wire the 22 gauge black to the positive pin 6
I solder all these in place.
Am I correct in this?
Thank you in advance for all the help.
Welcome to the forum.
Pins 1 and 2 for the trigger. Then wire the THC wires inside the plasma cutter, do not use the CNC port. @toolboy has the wiring diagram on here some were.
hey welcome to the forum…
The instructions are correct…you just solder these in place.
Now I have the same setup 62i with Pro table and THC…
But I was having some issues with voltage fluctuations…so I took Raw voltage right from the source inside the machine…
if you run into problems…here is a thread on how to wire in RAW voltage for the 62i
I knew you guys would take care of me. I am a photo person. Seeing it makes it so much easier.
I will update when done.
Thanks
Well, I have wired it all up and it is not firing.
I ran the THC test and it said 59v out of range the 1st time.
I took apart my CNC plug and re-soldered the 1 and 2 pins
Now the test comes back 0v but won’t turn on.
What am I missing?
Do you have the torch firing wire plugged into the torch on/off port on the electronics enclosure? Do you hear the relay click when you hit the torch fire button in Firecontrol?
OMG. I am an idiot. No, it is not.
So the 1 and 2 pins I soldered to the CNC port connection should be plugged into the control box, not the THC?
Thank you, Thank you. So much That fixed the firing. Lol
Sometimes it is the smallest thing.
Don’t feel bad. You are not the first one to think that everything is controlled through the VIM box. Its a lot to figure out. especially when you aren’t familiar with how the various systems work.
I love that the answer was “is it plugged in” Really happy it was an easy fix.
hey…that is my line…ahahahaha…
