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01 Mar 2025 13:51 #322923
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If i have a roll of material and unrolling it with encoder installed on roller
how can synchronize this moving of material in one direction (Y axis)
with X axis and Z axis to cut it for example with laser
Rollers have some speed adjustment and accurate feedback for velocity position from encoder
but it is not like a real Y axis.
how can synchronize this moving of material in one direction (Y axis)
with X axis and Z axis to cut it for example with laser
Rollers have some speed adjustment and accurate feedback for velocity position from encoder
but it is not like a real Y axis.
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01 Mar 2025 17:01 #322943
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What controls the unrolling speed?
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02 Mar 2025 08:50 - 02 Mar 2025 08:58 #323002
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It is an analog potentiometer(inverter) 0-10v.
It is sheet coil unrolling machine that i want to cut
as unrolling happens.
Because y axis moves in one direction only it is not possible to do circular movements
or change direction but it does not needed in this case.
Or it is better to stop the unrolling read rollers encoder update material position and
put a regular Y axis like conventional plasma but with moving sheet material ?
It is sheet coil unrolling machine that i want to cut
as unrolling happens.
Because y axis moves in one direction only it is not possible to do circular movements
or change direction but it does not needed in this case.
Or it is better to stop the unrolling read rollers encoder update material position and
put a regular Y axis like conventional plasma but with moving sheet material ?
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02 Mar 2025 15:36 #323020
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Not sure but it seems simpler to have a standard X/Y plasma table
with a roll-fed extension. The roll feed could be implemented in hal,
perhaps using the limit component to generate the motion profile
with the required Y distance and a PID loop using the encoder as
feedback.
with a roll-fed extension. The roll feed could be implemented in hal,
perhaps using the limit component to generate the motion profile
with the required Y distance and a PID loop using the encoder as
feedback.
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03 Mar 2025 07:04 #323066
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Can all this operation of unrolling to be transparent to gcode?
For example to have a gcode of cutting
diagonally a sheet of 10m.
plasma if y axis is 2.5m must start and stop
4 times.
Can this handled automatically without specific gcode?
For example to have a gcode of cutting
diagonally a sheet of 10m.
plasma if y axis is 2.5m must start and stop
4 times.
Can this handled automatically without specific gcode?
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05 Mar 2025 18:59 #323303
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Can roller with 0-10v inverter be V axis for example and unrolling handled in gcode?
Any better appproach?
Any better appproach?
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05 Mar 2025 19:51 #323307
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For just a straight cut-off operation I think this is doable in hal.
(the unroll is done in hal, then the cut-off is just at the beginning of the Gcode)
If you want diagonal or other fancier cuts that gets trickier. I also expect that
the unroll operation would be less accurate than normal joint motions and
possibly unidirectional. It also needs to rehome when done.
(the unroll is done in hal, then the cut-off is just at the beginning of the Gcode)
If you want diagonal or other fancier cuts that gets trickier. I also expect that
the unroll operation would be less accurate than normal joint motions and
possibly unidirectional. It also needs to rehome when done.
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31 Mar 2025 07:19 - 31 Mar 2025 07:28 #325361
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The sheet roll-feed is done by 2.2kw induction motor that has reducer driven by vfd.
Motion is not accurate can do a slight backwards movement to roll back the sheet.
There is an encoder-wheel that is on top of sheet that calculates length.
Movement is not so accurate but measurement of sheet length is very accurate because encoder measures directly the sheet with wheel and nothing that introduces backlash etc..
From g code can call hal component that will do the unrolling after cut then pause unroll again continue cutting and go on?
Can with a camera detect old cutting x-y and re-set G54 x-y zero and next code cuts from where last code stoped?
Motion is not accurate can do a slight backwards movement to roll back the sheet.
There is an encoder-wheel that is on top of sheet that calculates length.
Movement is not so accurate but measurement of sheet length is very accurate because encoder measures directly the sheet with wheel and nothing that introduces backlash etc..
From g code can call hal component that will do the unrolling after cut then pause unroll again continue cutting and go on?
Can with a camera detect old cutting x-y and re-set G54 x-y zero and next code cuts from where last code stoped?
Last edit: 31 Mar 2025 07:28 by vre.
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