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synchronisation problem when using M3 command

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07 May 2015 16:38 #58474 by andypugh
If you are using Axis does the graphical preview appear correct?

Is it always the Y axis that has the problem?

If this is a 4-axis board you could switch the Y axis to the 4th channel and see if that helps (you just need to alter the parallel port pin numbers in the HAL file)

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07 May 2015 16:51 #58475 by devlies
@andypugh I will try your suggestion. But still when M3 S1 is used the Y axis seems correct and when M3 S1000 is used the Y seems to fail ? It feels like the linux or the computer has calculation problems with high M3 S values. But still trying and thanks a lot.....

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07 May 2015 17:06 #58477 by andypugh

But still when M3 S1 is used the Y axis seems correct and when M3 S1000 is used the Y seems to fail ? It feels like the linux or the computer has calculation problems with high M3 S values. But still trying and thanks a lot.....


This is easy to test, change the pwmgen.0.scale value so that S1 = full speed. Then I suspect that you will see exactly the same effect at S1 as you see now at S1000.

I am convinced that if there was an interaction between spindle speed and the Y-axis in the software that it would have been noticed by now...

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07 May 2015 18:51 #58478 by devlies
@andy thanks a lot !!!!!
we changed the Y axis to the A axis connections on the breakoutboard and it seems much better. Thanks again for your insight.

Pieter Devlies
vives technical college
Ostend
Belgium

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07 May 2015 21:31 #58484 by devlies
@andy thanks a lot !!!!!
we changed the Y axis to the A axis connections on the breakoutboard and it seems much better. Thanks again for your insight.

Pieter Devlies
vives technical college
Ostend
Belgium

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