Angular axis rotation direction
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06 Jan 2015 21:35 #54658
by markus1984pl
Angular axis rotation direction was created by markus1984pl
Hello,
is there a possibility to select rotation direction when using angular axis?
E.g. I have axis A at 180 deg and want rotate it to 0 deg. So I can rotate forward to 190, 200 ... and finally 360 or I can rotate backward to 170, 160, ... and 0.
thank you for your help!
is there a possibility to select rotation direction when using angular axis?
E.g. I have axis A at 180 deg and want rotate it to 0 deg. So I can rotate forward to 190, 200 ... and finally 360 or I can rotate backward to 170, 160, ... and 0.
thank you for your help!
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06 Jan 2015 23:00 #54664
by andypugh
I think that if you configure the axis as WRAPPED_ROTARY
www.linuxcnc.org/docs/html/config/ini_co...tml#sub:AXIS-section
then starting from an angle of 0 degrees a command of G1 A90 will move 90 degrees clockwise, but G1 A -90 would move 270 degrees anticlockwise.
The default behaviour allows you to code the same thing, except that the second move would be G1 A -270 and then a move back to the starting position would be G1 A -360 rather than G1 A 0.
Replied by andypugh on topic Angular axis rotation direction
Hello,
is there a possibility to select rotation direction when using angular axis?
E.g. I have axis A at 180 deg and want rotate it to 0 deg. So I can rotate forward to 190, 200 ... and finally 360 or I can rotate backward to 170, 160, ... and 0.
I think that if you configure the axis as WRAPPED_ROTARY
www.linuxcnc.org/docs/html/config/ini_co...tml#sub:AXIS-section
then starting from an angle of 0 degrees a command of G1 A90 will move 90 degrees clockwise, but G1 A -90 would move 270 degrees anticlockwise.
The default behaviour allows you to code the same thing, except that the second move would be G1 A -270 and then a move back to the starting position would be G1 A -360 rather than G1 A 0.
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