Need some ideas on how to set up a home built OD/can grinder
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19 Nov 2018 20:35 #121019
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Thanks Andy
I will look into using G10 to set the offsets.
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I will look into using G10 to set the offsets.
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30 Nov 2018 16:59 #121643
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I added a two channel encoder (A and Z). The encoder consists of a 4 inch diameter wheel with 90 holes and a single hole for the index.
While updating the HAL file I tried to clean up so as to be able to make sense of the code. Searching for a example of a stepper spindle example failed.
The resulting Hal files do not give errors but the spindle is not functioning. Can someone look at the Hal files to see what I missed?
While updating the HAL file I tried to clean up so as to be able to make sense of the code. Searching for a example of a stepper spindle example failed.
The resulting Hal files do not give errors but the spindle is not functioning. Can someone look at the Hal files to see what I missed?
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30 Nov 2018 17:21 #121644
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At no point do you "addf" scale.1 (or scale.0) to the servo-thread.
(So the output never updates and never sends a velocity command to the stepgen)
(So the output never updates and never sends a velocity command to the stepgen)
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11 Dec 2018 19:15 #122223
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I ran into a snag, the hard drive i was using died and took my work with it. Linuxcnc is back up and running but I have some problems.
Problem one the requested speed six times greater than the actual speed (the actual speed is correct) the scale should be 8.89 but requires 6 times that for the correct rpm to be achieved.
Problem two the at speed led never goes green.
Can someone give me a hint as to how to fix these
Problem one the requested speed six times greater than the actual speed (the actual speed is correct) the scale should be 8.89 but requires 6 times that for the correct rpm to be achieved.
Problem two the at speed led never goes green.
Can someone give me a hint as to how to fix these
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11 Dec 2018 19:23 #122225
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That sort of miss-match is typically due to micro-stepping, but in that case it is very rarely a factor of 3. (4, 8, 10, 16 are common)
What makes you believe that the scale should be 8.89?
What makes you believe that the scale should be 8.89?
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11 Dec 2018 19:33 #122226
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200 * 2 (40t / 20t) 8 (microsteps) = 3200 /360 = 8.89 steps per degree
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11 Dec 2018 20:15 #122230
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motion.spindle-speed-out is in rpm.
stepgen velocity is in units per second.
So scale.1.gain needs to be 1/60. I wonder if the factor of 6 is partly that 60 and a factor of 10 somewhere else?
I suggest using motion.spindle-speed-out-rps for your velocity command, and also compare that to the encoder velocity to control the spindle-at-speed. (And keep the scale.0 purely for the Pyvcp display)
stepgen velocity is in units per second.
So scale.1.gain needs to be 1/60. I wonder if the factor of 6 is partly that 60 and a factor of 10 somewhere else?
I suggest using motion.spindle-speed-out-rps for your velocity command, and also compare that to the encoder velocity to control the spindle-at-speed. (And keep the scale.0 purely for the Pyvcp display)
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12 Dec 2018 20:46 #122308
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I tried to find a way around the need for the x6 for the scaler but to no avail. The stepgen.3.step is 600 for 100 RPM. I set the RPM at 60 to measure the stepgen period which measured ~320 microseconds which equates to ~3200 steps per rev. At this point the spindle works so I will move on to adding the U & W axis to the configuration.
I will try to find the scaling problem as I learn more.
I will try to find the scaling problem as I learn more.
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