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3 x questions re. spindle speed settings & outputs
30 Jul 2011 01:47 #12001
by 1:1
3 x questions re. spindle speed settings & outputs was created by 1:1
Hello all,
Nutting my way through understanding my first hal file - borrowing heavily from pncconf (2.5)
Couple of things that are either bugs or I need to understand why they aren't:
Spindle settings - why are the max speed and accel boxes greyed out ? I'm restricted to 100rpm without changing the file myself
GPIO Outputs - I select Open Drain, but I don't see anything distinguishing the outputs I've selected in the hal file from standard outputs
... and while we're on the topic of spindles:
I have a AC servo here which I'm going to mate with an ER32 live tool for a spindle, it has 4000 ppr (thats 1000 lines huh?) encoders - so the encoder scale should be 4000 ?
What is one machine unit when it comes to velocity - 1rps ? so to achieve this the scale is 4000 points per sec ? i.e. 4000 ? or ?
Any help appreciated !
cheers,
Nick
Nutting my way through understanding my first hal file - borrowing heavily from pncconf (2.5)
Couple of things that are either bugs or I need to understand why they aren't:
Spindle settings - why are the max speed and accel boxes greyed out ? I'm restricted to 100rpm without changing the file myself
GPIO Outputs - I select Open Drain, but I don't see anything distinguishing the outputs I've selected in the hal file from standard outputs
... and while we're on the topic of spindles:
I have a AC servo here which I'm going to mate with an ER32 live tool for a spindle, it has 4000 ppr (thats 1000 lines huh?) encoders - so the encoder scale should be 4000 ?
What is one machine unit when it comes to velocity - 1rps ? so to achieve this the scale is 4000 points per sec ? i.e. 4000 ? or ?
Any help appreciated !
cheers,
Nick
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30 Jul 2011 02:18 #12002
by cmorley
Replied by cmorley on topic Re:3 x questions re. spindle speed settings & outputs
EMC 's motion component does not limit RPM or acceleration for spindles like it does for axis.
Mesa's step driver can limit both so the boxes would be available if you used steppers.
My intention is to add the capability for limits and gear changes but have not got to it yet.
The open drain problem is a bug - I will fix it in a few minutes. - Thanks for bringing it to my attention.
scale would be 4000 if the encoder and the tool are geared 1:1
Internally EMC mostly works with RPS for GUI wise its RPM
The scale factor does not include rate. it is just how many counts for one revolution of the spindle.
Mesa's step driver can limit both so the boxes would be available if you used steppers.
My intention is to add the capability for limits and gear changes but have not got to it yet.
The open drain problem is a bug - I will fix it in a few minutes. - Thanks for bringing it to my attention.
scale would be 4000 if the encoder and the tool are geared 1:1
Internally EMC mostly works with RPS for GUI wise its RPM
The scale factor does not include rate. it is just how many counts for one revolution of the spindle.
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30 Jul 2011 02:25 - 30 Jul 2011 02:27 #12003
by 1:1
Replied by 1:1 on topic Re:3 x questions re. spindle speed settings & outputs
thanks for the prompt reply !
I added in another line with GPIO/Blahblah.is_opendrain true at the end
Is that all there is to it ?
I added in another line with GPIO/Blahblah.is_opendrain true at the end
Is that all there is to it ?
Last edit: 30 Jul 2011 02:27 by 1:1.
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30 Jul 2011 11:34 #12025
by cncbasher
Replied by cncbasher on topic Re:3 x questions re. spindle speed settings & outputs
yes your correct
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