How to Create Two Independently Rotating Axes
18 Jan 2018 22:56 #104708
by waxelson
Replied by waxelson on topic How to Create Two Independently Rotating Axes
Fascinating!
Yes, I am learning a lot as I take the suggestions you provide and track them down in the documentation and figure out how to implement them.
Just a few hours ago, I finally got my HAL configuration correctly formated so LinuxCNC will accept the M68 command and independently rotate my optics platform at the chosen speed. The first command I sent was M68 E0 Q2, which nearly launched my optic off the platform. (Yikes!) A quick cycle stop and a little experimentation produced a Q of 0.251 that produces a 34 RPM rotation.
Thanks again for all your help!
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Wayne
Yes, I am learning a lot as I take the suggestions you provide and track them down in the documentation and figure out how to implement them.
Just a few hours ago, I finally got my HAL configuration correctly formated so LinuxCNC will accept the M68 command and independently rotate my optics platform at the chosen speed. The first command I sent was M68 E0 Q2, which nearly launched my optic off the platform. (Yikes!) A quick cycle stop and a little experimentation produced a Q of 0.251 that produces a 34 RPM rotation.
Thanks again for all your help!
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Wayne
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19 Jan 2018 02:38 #104714
by rodw
Maybe not. You should be able to add a scale component so the M68 input is the RPM you want rather than an obscure number like eg.
Replied by rodw on topic How to Create Two Independently Rotating Axes
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Maybe not. You should be able to add a scale component so the M68 input is the RPM you want rather than an obscure number like eg.
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