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tommylight
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25 Sep 2019 12:45 #146153 by tommylight

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Driver settings ?
Ball screws or belts ? Reduction ?

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25 Sep 2019 12:51 #146155 by RoberCNC

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Drivers are set to 1600 pulse/Rev, full current and 2A RMS (steppers are 3A). Ballscrews without reducción.

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25 Sep 2019 13:16 #146156 by tommylight

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What ball screws ? How much do they move for one turn ?

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25 Sep 2019 13:27 #146157 by RoberCNC

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1605 for X and Y (5mm pitch) and 1204 for Z (4mm pitch)

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25 Sep 2019 13:55 #146158 by tommylight

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1605 is 5mm per turn, so at 25mm/s you have set in your ini file the motors are spinning at 300RPM and that is OK but the torque is drastically low.
You can get some more speed if you increase the drive current to 3A.
How many wires do motors have ?
One thing i noticed with DM860 is that even at max current rating of 8.6A they are not able to provide 5A to the motors, so you can increase it at 3A, test some air cutting for 15 minutes, check the motor temperature and if they are cold increase some more.
After 15 minutes of moving the motors should be warm to the touch. Do not test this while the motors are not moving as the idle current is half of what is set in the drives.

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25 Sep 2019 14:04 - 25 Sep 2019 14:08 #146159 by RoberCNC

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the problem is that now I have the speed of 25 and I have a stall, I have even tried uploading steplen and stepspace to 45000 and nothing. You say you try to climb to 3A RMS (4.2A peak)?

Another thing that I'm going around, I don't know if it will have anything to do with it, is that the problems are in the Y axis, double, which requires a synchronization of both engines, in X it doesn't happen and I have it at 40 speed.

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25 Sep 2019 14:36 #146163 by tommylight

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Yes please try 3 or more, just for that axis.
That is also OK, more weight, more power required to move it.

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25 Sep 2019 14:39 #146165 by RoberCNC

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thanks Tommy, I will do what you say

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25 Sep 2019 16:08 #146172 by RoberCNC

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Nothing, a complete disaster

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25 Sep 2019 16:12 #146173 by tommylight

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RoberCNC wrote:
Nothing, a complete disaster

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