- Configuring LinuxCNC
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Servo Wiring and Tuning detailed How To example Mesa 7i77.
Can you attach the HAL and iNI files?
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Is there a way of up-dating Pncconf or maybe an earlyier version ?
Any thoughts :-
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and not something you need to change.
All that you do with PWMGens (which represent analog outputs)
in pnnconf is to assign them to X,Y,Z etc axis
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To attach files do NOT use quick reply. You have to click "Action" and then select "Reply". You will then see the full editor with the "Attachments" button.I don`t know how to attach my ini files...
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Hi I think I`ve managed to attach my hal and ini files they came from Pncconf as they are because I don`t know how to edit them yet.
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these are your drives ? here is how I would approach this, disconnect the motor and put a load resistor across the drive output say 20 ohm , 40 watt, grab one of amazon, something in that neighborhood for size. Enable the drive, measure the voltages across "leave tach connected" Tach, Motor out, speed input, and then if you could I'd like to know the voltage difference between the ground plane of the Servo drive and the 7i77.Hi I`m relatively new to Linuxcnc but not new to cnc machines.
I am retrofitting a bench top cnc mill made by the Light Machine Corperation and I am in the process of testing the motors and drives,
the motors are Lifton 24V brushed servo motors with 1000 line quadrature encoders and the drives are Copley Controls 412`s.
My setup is a Mesa 6i25 and a 7i77 controller, I currently have two of the motors and drives setup as a lathe configuration in Pncconf.
The drives are adjusted so that when power is applied the motors are stationary in thier deadband without input, but the moment I connect
the inputs and enable the dirves the motors run away and cause a following error and also you can`t control them using the open loop test
in Pncconf.
As for tuning I`m possibly doing somthing wrong or there is a hardware problem, my attempt at tuning with the calibration page and
hal scope I have set all the perameters to zero and 1000 with any number inbetween and I can`t change anythig all the motors do is run away and cause
a following error whatever setting I try !
Could someone please help and give me an idear of what to try next.
www.actronic-solutions.de/files/actronic/FTPROOT/400ce.pdf
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For example the line
addf pid.z servo-threa
However if that was the case in the real HAL file I don't think it would load.
I didn't see anythng obviously very wrong. So the next thing to do is have a look at the pid command, feedback and output using halshow (show hal configuration in the Axis GUI, I am not sure how to launch it in other GUIs but in all cases "halcmd loadusr halshow" at a command prompt will launch it. You need the "watch" tab to see live values.
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You can adjust the volts on the motors by turning the gain pots down, this stops them running away but i can`t seem to get linux to give me a reasonable input volage either by running the program or jogging. I think it might be the 7i77 but not sure ??
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- Configuring LinuxCNC
- Advanced Configuration
- Servo Wiring and Tuning detailed How To example Mesa 7i77.