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--- mycnc:cutcharts [2019/07/08 15:16] – ivan
+++ mycnc:cutcharts [2020/10/15 15:24] – ivan
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 ===== Cutcharts =====
-myCNC software supports cutcharts. Cutting parameters such as **Cutting speed**, **Process current**, **Arc voltage reference**, **Ignition Height**, **Pierce height**, **Pierce time**, **Cutting height**, **Kerf compensation** and others can be loaded from the Cutcharts depending on the plasma power source, materiel type, material thickness and gases/nozzles used.
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+myCNC software supports cutcharts. Cutting parameters such as **Cutting speed**, **Process current**, **Arc voltage reference**, **Ignition Height**, **Pierce height**, **Pierce time**, **Cutting height**, **Kerf compensation** and others can be loaded from the Cutcharts depending on the plasma power source, material type, material thickness and gases/nozzles used.
 Cutchart database is stored in the myCNC software as an SQLite database file. The database can be filled manually or imported automatically from an XML or CSV file format.
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   * Go to the myCNC Downloads page, scroll down to **Plasma Cutting Cutcharts** and download the necessary cutchart file (note whether you are downloading an SQLite or a CSV file)
   * Move the downloaded file to the folder from which the SQLite files are loaded
-     * Ubuntu Mate: /opt/myCNC
+     * Ubuntu Mate: /opt/myCNC/Cutcharts
-{{:mycnc:cutcharts-003-folder.png}}
+{{:mycnc:cutcharts-008-cutcharts-folder.png}}
-      * * Tinkerboard computers: /home/USERNAME/myCNC/ (usually /home/operator/myCNC/)
+      * Tinkerboard computers: /home/USERNAME/myCNC/Cutcharts (usually /home/operator/myCNC/Cutcharts)
-{{:mycnc:cutcharts-007-tinkerboard.png}}
   * Go to **Settings > Config > Technology > Cutcharts**
-{{:mycnc:cutcharts--001-main-settings.png}}
+  * In the **Cutcharts Database Filename** field, select the file name that you would like to load into myCNC from the dropdown (for example, MAXPRO200.sqlite).
-  * In the **Cutcharts Database Filename** field, enter the file name that you would like to load into myCNC (for example, MAXPRO200.sqlite).
+{{:mycnc:cutcharts-010-select.png}}
-{{:mycnc:cutcharts-005-maxpro200.png}}
   * Save and reload the program. The file should now be loaded into the myCNC system.