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						18 Jul 2017 19:41				#96017
		by Yannis
	
	
		
			
	
			
			 		
													
	
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				Hi
I have the same problems trying to tune my INTERMAC machine(i believe that BIESSE&INTERMAC are the same group).My motor are BRY200 and BRU500.I have the same slow rotation until i enable(F2) the linux cnc then it stop the rotation.In other motors i experience the same problems with you.After the advise of Todd Zuercher i will try to check for interference or maybe miss tune servos
					I have the same problems trying to tune my INTERMAC machine(i believe that BIESSE&INTERMAC are the same group).My motor are BRY200 and BRU500.I have the same slow rotation until i enable(F2) the linux cnc then it stop the rotation.In other motors i experience the same problems with you.After the advise of Todd Zuercher i will try to check for interference or maybe miss tune servos
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						20 Jul 2017 12:23				#96134
		by andypugh
	
	
		
			
	
			
			 		
													
	
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				Slow movement of a servo is expected if the drive is enabled but the closed-loop controller is not active.
The answer is to have the drive enabled by the controller.
					The answer is to have the drive enabled by the controller.
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						20 Jul 2017 14:15				#96150
		by Todd Zuercher
	
	
		
			
				
And disabled when the controller isn't. (The disabled part is the most important part.)
					
	
			
			 		
													
	
				Replied by Todd Zuercher on topic servo PID tuning			
			Slow movement of a servo is expected if the drive is enabled but the closed-loop controller is not active.
The answer is to have the drive enabled by the controller.
And disabled when the controller isn't. (The disabled part is the most important part.)
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