can some one help.
07 Mar 2021 22:07 #201371
by samn
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after setup linux cnc wizard and ran test x y z all look good working ok., exit wizard
tring to jog machine after homing nothing movin
tring to jog machine after homing nothing movin
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07 Mar 2021 22:27 #201373
by Clive S
Can you post the HAlL and INI files from the config folder
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after setup linux cnc wizard and ran test x y z all look good working ok., exit wizard
tring to jog machine after homing nothing movin
Can you post the HAlL and INI files from the config folder
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07 Mar 2021 22:34 #201376
by tommylight
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Assuming this is a stepper system with the usual drives, disconnect the "enable" wires, start LinuxCNC and test again.
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07 Mar 2021 23:12 #201381
by samn
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tommy when i run test run it work fine, so witch to the linux mode, homeing x y z
i got no joging movement ,,
i got no joging movement ,,
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08 Mar 2021 00:16 #201382
by andypugh
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The stepconf test does not use the enable signals.
You probably configured the enable signals to the drives, and these are probably set up the wrong way round.
Most stepper drives work with the enable terminals disconnected.
There really is very little to be gained by using the drive enable pins with a stepper system.
You probably configured the enable signals to the drives, and these are probably set up the wrong way round.
Most stepper drives work with the enable terminals disconnected.
There really is very little to be gained by using the drive enable pins with a stepper system.
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08 Mar 2021 01:10 #201383
by samn
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would you be possible to give some kind example oh how do i need to setup driver, or best way to configure signal to the driver,
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08 Mar 2021 08:22 #201396
by Mike_Eitel
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I have the enable signals connected to e-stop.
And by principle I dislike unconnected inputs. Also if they have internal pull-ups, they should be defined by wire. That way you decided what you expect to become
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And by principle I dislike unconnected inputs. Also if they have internal pull-ups, they should be defined by wire. That way you decided what you expect to become
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08 Mar 2021 08:45 #201397
by Grotius
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@Samn,
exit wizard
tring to jog machine after homing nothing movin
One thing to pay attention to is that in the homing procedure the machine has to move back from home switches after homing.
This offset value is user defined.
Maybe your homing sensor stay's active. In this case the machine can not be moved.
exit wizard
tring to jog machine after homing nothing movin
One thing to pay attention to is that in the homing procedure the machine has to move back from home switches after homing.
This offset value is user defined.
Maybe your homing sensor stay's active. In this case the machine can not be moved.
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08 Mar 2021 17:14 #201448
by samn
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after clear-E stop, reset homing, move stepper on screen X Y Z looks like is moving stepper motor are not. I think there is some kind disconnect between Lunix and driver.
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08 Mar 2021 18:38 #201462
by andypugh
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We need more to go on.
We have made two suggestions about what might be wrong. Did either help?
The test worked so step and dir must be wired OK.
The DRO is moving, so you have not forgotten to take LinuxCNC out of e-stop.
Do the motors turn freely or are they locked when LinuxCNC is turned on?
We have made two suggestions about what might be wrong. Did either help?
The test worked so step and dir must be wired OK.
The DRO is moving, so you have not forgotten to take LinuxCNC out of e-stop.
Do the motors turn freely or are they locked when LinuxCNC is turned on?
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