Axis keyboard jogging - not smooth
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09 Dec 2022 01:11 #258953
by MRx
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Hi,
I'm just having a detailed look at the behaviour of LinuxCNC on my system and noticed that jogging via keyboard is not smooth - and this seems to be unrelated to my settings.
G0 / G1 is smooth for the same path with the same feedrate.
So it seems like the simple motion planer is repeatedly running the de-acceleration / acceleration for a short time when it receives jogging requests, at least there seems to be a gap between the requests.
The issue can be covered a little bit by setting the acceleration a little bit slower in the ini file - but it is still there.
Did anyone have a closer look at that already?
I'm just having a detailed look at the behaviour of LinuxCNC on my system and noticed that jogging via keyboard is not smooth - and this seems to be unrelated to my settings.
G0 / G1 is smooth for the same path with the same feedrate.
So it seems like the simple motion planer is repeatedly running the de-acceleration / acceleration for a short time when it receives jogging requests, at least there seems to be a gap between the requests.
The issue can be covered a little bit by setting the acceleration a little bit slower in the ini file - but it is still there.
Did anyone have a closer look at that already?
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09 Dec 2022 01:26 #258954
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09 Dec 2022 02:15 #258958
by dgarrett
Replied by dgarrett on topic Axis keyboard jogging - not smooth
Depending upon the desktop used, there may be
settings for keyboard repeats. These are usually
global settings.
Menu example for xfce4:
Applications/Settings/Keyboard
Alternatively, use commandline xset
With xset, you can disable repeats for indivdual keys.
Use xev to find keycode(s)
Example:
$ xset -r 111
See man page for details:
$ man xset
settings for keyboard repeats. These are usually
global settings.
Menu example for xfce4:
Applications/Settings/Keyboard
Alternatively, use commandline xset
With xset, you can disable repeats for indivdual keys.
Use xev to find keycode(s)
Example:
$ xset -r 111
See man page for details:
$ man xset
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