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Should I be using this one?
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Should I be using this one?
Can you take a photo of the front panel of the laser controller?
That link doesnât seem to be working.
How did this one work for 3 months
Thanks for the photos. Wanted to confirm that there wasnât a variant I wasnât aware of and that the front panel calls for 24V 2 Amps.
Realistically, you could get any quality adapter thatâs 24V 2+ Amps and center positive.
The adapter that you received is the same one used in Orturâs 12V systems so they must have packaged that inadvertently.
How did this one work for 3 months
I just ordered a 24V 2+ adapter
It probably never worked as it was supposed to. Hopefully nothing was damaged in the process but youâre probably fine. The controller itself probably has no problem running at 12V. Iâm not sure if Ortur reduces power for the steppers or if theyâve shipped 24V steppers on the machine.
We shall see after I get the new on Tuesday
The steppers are most likely current driven so they might have operated from the 12 V supply ok (higher speed stepping could have been affected). The controller is probably a 12V unit and the input is dropped to 12V to make it run; therefore, the 12V supply may have been able to run it. The laser head on the other hand, requires 24V in this laser engraver. Most likely no damage with 12V, but I wouldnât expect the laser head to operate properly. This should be taken care of when you get the 24V supply.
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