linear scale and AC servo set up - sanity check
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10 Oct 2022 14:18 #253885
by chienMouille
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No worries at all, I hope you had a good week-end!
I tried to change the enable signal as you say but that doesn't bring us to a moving servo. remains still on jogs. (it does move with the open-loop config, so it's about this setup for sure)
Yes, the scales have index marks. Would be great to use them to home.
I tried to change the enable signal as you say but that doesn't bring us to a moving servo. remains still on jogs. (it does move with the open-loop config, so it's about this setup for sure)
Yes, the scales have index marks. Would be great to use them to home.
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10 Oct 2022 14:49 #253889
by andypugh
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If you start the system then attempt to jog the X axis, then open a terminal window and run
Then that should create a text file with the current values of all the pins,
can you create and attach that file and we can see where the data path is broken.
halcmd show pin > pins.txtThen that should create a text file with the current values of all the pins,
can you create and attach that file and we can see where the data path is broken.
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10 Oct 2022 16:29 #253893
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here you go!
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10 Oct 2022 22:48 #253923
by andypugh
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OK, first thing I see is
So you have two separate signals, x-ex-output and x-ext-output and I think that they should be the same signal (ie, same name)
How far did you jog before doing the print? It is claiming 1e-18, which isn't very far at all.
29 float IN 0 pid.x.command <== x-ext-output
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29 float OUT -5.570936e-18 pid.x_external.output ==> x-ex-outputSo you have two separate signals, x-ex-output and x-ext-output and I think that they should be the same signal (ie, same name)
How far did you jog before doing the print? It is claiming 1e-18, which isn't very far at all.
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10 Oct 2022 22:51 #253924
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Also:
I think that a connection of this to x-output is missing too.
29 float OUT 0 pid.x.outputI think that a connection of this to x-output is missing too.
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11 Oct 2022 07:04 #253935
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Arf. The ext is definitely a typo. Sorry to waiste your time on that.
What would you connect the pid.x.output to? We connected the feedback of it nut not the output. Should this output be connected to the velocity command and the scale pid output connected to the position command?
I will be away from the shop until this weekend unfortunately. So won't be able to test it further until then. I'll try then and keep you updated. Thanks a lot!
What would you connect the pid.x.output to? We connected the feedback of it nut not the output. Should this output be connected to the velocity command and the scale pid output connected to the position command?
I will be away from the shop until this weekend unfortunately. So won't be able to test it further until then. I'll try then and keep you updated. Thanks a lot!
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11 Oct 2022 10:07 #253947
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Yes, the pid.x.output should drive the stepgen velocity input. That input is already linked to x-output so you just need
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What would you connect the pid.x.output to? We connected the feedback of it nut not the output. Should this output be connected to the velocity command
Yes, the pid.x.output should drive the stepgen velocity input. That input is already linked to x-output so you just need
net x-output pid.x.output
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15 Oct 2022 12:00 #254165
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Hi!
After the config corrections, the motor moves!
How should I go about tuning it now?
So far, with P(int) at 1000 and FF0(ext) at 1, all the rest to 0, it behaves as open loop (no backlash comp), though the DRO shows the scales feedback and not just the command anymore.
If I put any value to I(ext), the axis moves contiunuously (runs away) in the last commanded direction, the higher the number the faster the move.
After the config corrections, the motor moves!
How should I go about tuning it now?
So far, with P(int) at 1000 and FF0(ext) at 1, all the rest to 0, it behaves as open loop (no backlash comp), though the DRO shows the scales feedback and not just the command anymore.
If I put any value to I(ext), the axis moves contiunuously (runs away) in the last commanded direction, the higher the number the faster the move.
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15 Oct 2022 12:42 #254166
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Can you do another pin-value readout? My guess is that something needs to be done to make the servo encoder and the linear scale agree about where zero is. (I think you will need to do this _before_ the f-errror trips and zeros the commands)
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15 Oct 2022 13:46 - 15 Oct 2022 14:09 #254169
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yes, here, I jogged 5mm right then back then again prior to the readout.
EDIT: the servo encoder is not fed back to linuxcnc, in case.
EDIT: the servo encoder is not fed back to linuxcnc, in case.
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