can i use linuxcnc without it's PID loop?
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14 May 2019 09:23 #133713
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can i use linuxcnc as just a step generator ?
without it's PID loop.
without it's PID loop.
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14 May 2019 10:34 #133719
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Yes you can
install latest wheezy stay on 2.7.14
BUT it gives you more benefit if make the pidloop work
its only once you got the things sorted
BESt to use wizard for base config and copy your privete things over
install latest wheezy stay on 2.7.14
BUT it gives you more benefit if make the pidloop work
its only once you got the things sorted
BESt to use wizard for base config and copy your privete things over
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14 May 2019 15:27 #133764
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i understand PID can do a great job, but i have a servo drive which does it good enough for my simple application (NO machining involved ).
can you please guide me through how to do it,
i have a pico systems Universal Stepper Controller (Via parallel port)
can you please guide me through how to do it,
i have a pico systems Universal Stepper Controller (Via parallel port)
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14 May 2019 18:00 #133779
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Looking at the docs - it seems the Pico card does not have a step generator that supports position mode with an internal PID.
So unless you switch to Mesa or parallel port hardware, you are stuck with PID.
I know with the Mesa card the PID setting is pretty standard to get good results with the standard servo period.
P = 1000 FF = 1
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So unless you switch to Mesa or parallel port hardware, you are stuck with PID.
I know with the Mesa card the PID setting is pretty standard to get good results with the standard servo period.
P = 1000 FF = 1
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14 May 2019 18:05 #133780
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Replied by cmorley on topic can i use linuxcnc without it's PID loop?
Maybe you are looking for a simple trejectory planner for your non machining application?
simple_tp is a single axis trajectory planner that takes a target position and gives a velocity signal
oprn a teminal and type 'man simple_tp'
simple_tp is a single axis trajectory planner that takes a target position and gives a velocity signal
oprn a teminal and type 'man simple_tp'
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19 May 2019 22:24 #134295
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Linuxcnc has its pid loop just in case you need it for steppers.
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Yes.can i use linuxcnc as just a step generator ?
without it's PID loop.
Linuxcnc has its pid loop just in case you need it for steppers.
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19 May 2019 22:29 #134296
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Tommylight - if he is using Pico step generation - then according to the docs he must use velocity mode.
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20 May 2019 00:06 #134310
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Sorry, I missed that.
Reading through over 400 posts last night, 3 weeks of backlog, was bussy.
Thank you very much, C.
Reading through over 400 posts last night, 3 weeks of backlog, was bussy.
Thank you very much, C.
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