Servo Tuning Help

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23 Oct 2016 20:46 #81973 by bevins
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Hi all,

I am having trouble getting my servo's tuned especially the slaved Y to A.

What I did was up the P until it stats to oscillate. Then I go back on the P until it stops oscillating. Then I have it like in the pic. But whatever I do, I cannot get the f-error to straight.



The other drives are much worse.

I tried, raising ff1, and it distorts the oscillating, but never can get it to go away.
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24 Oct 2016 02:07 #81978 by Todd Zuercher
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I'd say that is still too much P, back it off until the oscillation is minimized during the movement, as well. Then set FF1 to minimize flowing error.

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24 Oct 2016 16:00 #81991 by andypugh
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Do you have an I-Gain?

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25 Oct 2016 20:24 - 25 Oct 2016 20:38 #82057 by bevins
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Do you have an I-Gain?


Yes, This is on the X and it has to be - or it goes a bit crazy.


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25 Oct 2016 20:27 - 25 Oct 2016 20:49 #82058 by bevins
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OK, here it is with positive scale. And I fixed the div so it is more readable.


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25 Oct 2016 20:50 #82061 by bevins
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These are KRS drives, I have removed the option of the drives handling internal pid, so it is sending out to Linuxcnc the encoder and linuxcnc is handling the PID.

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25 Oct 2016 20:53 #82062 by bevins
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Here are some pics of the machine.


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27 Oct 2016 19:13 #82156 by bevins
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Anyone have an at_pid config I can look at?

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27 Oct 2016 19:45 - 27 Oct 2016 19:46 #82157 by PCW
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Are the drives programmed for velocity or torque mode operation?
(if torque mode, you will likely need to run a faster servo thread to get decent performance)
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27 Oct 2016 20:36 #82158 by Todd Zuercher
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Peter, brings up a very good point. You said earlier that you disabled the drives PID. That may have been a mistake, if you disabled the drives velocity loop. Without that the drive would be operating in "torque mode" where the analog input would be a force command. This is much more difficult to tune in Linuxcnc that the usual velocity command. But to have a velocity control the drive needs to have some kind of feedback loop that needs to be tuned. You may need to study the manuals for your drives a bit more.

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