CPU Speed A Factor???

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06 Mar 2017 22:53 #89111 by fc60
CPU Speed A Factor??? was created by fc60
Greetings,

Running LinuxCNC 2.5.4 with a 1GHz processor chip.

Created a program cutting a surface that output LOTS of point-to-point data.

Programmed feedrate was 10 inch-per-minute.

Watching the Velocity on Axis, the feed never got much over 2.5 inch-per-minute.

Is it possible the CPU was not able to process the data fast enough?

Cheers,

Dave

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06 Mar 2017 23:09 - 06 Mar 2017 23:10 #89112 by PCW
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Its more likely that your speed is limited by the trajectory planner and blending

For profiles made of many small segments, you should try adjusting the blending
with G64 Px.xxx

Also LinuxCNC version 2.7 has a new trajectory planner that deals with profiles made with many
small segments better than the old planner, so it may be time to upgrade...
Last edit: 06 Mar 2017 23:10 by PCW.
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06 Mar 2017 23:18 #89113 by fc60
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Greetings,

Ahh, G64!!! Time to dig out the manual and do some reading.

Many thanks,

Dave

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07 Mar 2017 18:13 #89143 by tommylight
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Also acceleration is a huge factor for that type of jobs.

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07 Mar 2017 20:34 - 07 Mar 2017 20:35 #89163 by fc60
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Greetings,

The mill is 12x40 inch.

X Y and Z are driven by NEMA42 motors rated at 12N.m

Is there something within LinuxCNC to indicate the acceleration values?

Cheers,

Dave
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07 Mar 2017 20:54 #89166 by tommylight
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That must be a very big and heavy machine, so leave the acceleration as is.
You should go with PCW advice and install 2.7

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