Ignore the spindle speed value

Hi everyone
Please, help the newbie. My spindle speed (actual circuit) has some issues, which I try to resolve. For the mean time I have to run the machine.
The control randomly (without prediction, rather) does not read the actual value of the spindle speed, and puts any interpolation movement on hold.
In the .hal file I found variable "set motion.spindle-at-speed true" and changed it to "false", but it did not affect the situation.
In the manual I found explanations of what needs to be done to make the machine wait for the correct value of the spindle speed, but nothing visa-versa, I afraid.
Please, advice on what values in hal files have to be changed in order to ignore the spindle speed that the system reads from tachometer.
Thank you

Can you post your current hal and ini files?

So you didn't mention if this is a lathe or not nor did you post your configuration files, so this is gonna be guesses....

'set motion.spindle-at-speed true' tells linuxcnc that the spindle speed is correct (so linuxcnc won't wait) - so it should already be doing what you want.
unless that pin is rewritten somewhere else.

My other guess then is this is a lathe and you are using CSS mode which requires spindle speed feedback.
And tapping/threading is the only other thing I can think of that requires spindle feedback - but obviously you can't fake that signal.

If none of that gives enough clues to figure out the problem, please post your config files and mention what version of linuxcnc you are using.

Chris

Thank you, please, find attached

Thanks, it's the mill, files have been submitted. Linuxcnc version 2.01 if I am not mistaken

Mark

The reference to the spindle speed deviation range I also found here (as attached)

in custom_postgui.hal you have:

net spindle-at-speed motion.spindle-at-speed <= near.0.out

but in Hurco-mill.hal you have

net spindle-at-speed => motion.spindle-at-speed

I dont think its even legal to have multiple nets to the same pin

But I dont think you are running "custom_postgui.hal"

In any case to permanently force motion.spindle-at-speed true,
comment out all line referencing it and put a

setp motion.spindle-at-speed true

statement in the main hal file

Thank you, I will try to.

Since I changed the value as per your instructions, the system never failed to read the tachometer:) it shows the correct RPM while running. It's a real circus, but yeah... so far all in order.
Thanks once again.