At_pid configuration question

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30 Oct 2012 18:58 #26054 by viski
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Check my hal file and tell me if i had to add or mofified to start auto tune pid. It starts with no error but pid still works at it would be normal PID .

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File Name: hm2-servo.hal
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30 Oct 2012 20:48 #26064 by andypugh
Tune-mode and tune-start are linked to the Xstart and Xaxis signals, but there is no sign (in that HAL file) of anything to set those signals to "true" to start the process.
There may be a GUI and buttons that do that, though.
Otherwise you probably need to open a terminal and "halcmd sets Xstart true"
(and the same for the Xaxis signal).

Be warned, all I have heard about at_pid is that it isn't very good. I have never tried it though.

I am a bit surprised to find emcmot.... pins in your HAL file. What version of LinuxCNC are you using?

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30 Oct 2012 21:39 #26067 by viski
Replied by viski on topic At_pid configuration question
I am useing emc 2.5.1 , latest version.

So, i have to add:
sets Xaxis true
sets Xstart true

sets Zaxis true
sets Zstart true

Well , i have problems with normal PID tuning. Motor is singing or oscilate.

I have brushed DC servo motors with tacho generators feedback. - velocity mode analog servo drives and mesa m5i20 and 7i33 with analog output.

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30 Oct 2012 21:43 #26068 by andypugh

Well , i have problems with normal PID tuning. Motor is singing or oscilate.

You might find that manual tuning works better.
You also might need to tune the velocity loop in the drive.

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31 Oct 2012 00:34 #26086 by viski
Replied by viski on topic At_pid configuration question
Yes, i will try tune servo drive for velocity mode and see results.

Thank you!

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31 Oct 2012 18:24 #26121 by BigJohnT

I am useing emc 2.5.1 , latest version.

Well , i have problems with normal PID tuning. Motor is singing or oscilate.

I have brushed DC servo motors with tacho generators feedback. - velocity mode analog servo drives and mesa m5i20 and 7i33 with analog output.


Have you seen my servo tuning tutorial?

gnipsel.com/linuxcnc/tuning/servo.html

John

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