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17 Oct 2020 23:25 #186412 by rodw
What voltage are your motors at?

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17 Oct 2020 23:29 #186413 by Mayberry Customs
Just tried these settings...still the same thing. Thanks, Andy

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17 Oct 2020 23:32 #186415 by Mayberry Customs
According to the spec sheet I posted, wired as the middle variance, they are 8.96v if that is what you are referring to. Thanks

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17 Oct 2020 23:34 - 17 Oct 2020 23:34 #186416 by rodw
What voltaqe power supply for the steppers? 48v, 70v what?
Last edit: 17 Oct 2020 23:34 by rodw.

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17 Oct 2020 23:38 #186417 by Mayberry Customs
60v power supply’s, one for each driver. Thanks

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17 Oct 2020 23:43 #186420 by rodw
Maybe try Peter's wiring suggestion.

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17 Oct 2020 23:46 #186421 by Mayberry Customs
Ok that’s the next thing I will try. Thank you

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18 Oct 2020 00:28 #186431 by Mayberry Customs
Just tried this alternative wiring on one axis, did not make any difference. Thanks

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18 Oct 2020 03:17 #186438 by PCW
P is set wrong in the ini file. Its set for 10000 which will result in oscillations.
It should be set to 1/servo period or 1000 for a 1 ms (1000000 ns) servo thread
period.

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18 Oct 2020 03:32 #186439 by Mayberry Customs
Ok, can you clarify on how to fix this? Is this a setting in pncconfig or do I go into the .ini file adjust it? Thanks a lot, Andy

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