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5 years 11 months ago #188060
by tommylight
Unfortunately i can not help much without knowing how the wiring is set up.
Replied by tommylight on topic Motor encoder scaling
No it will not, the wiring has to be made so that only LinuxCNC can enable the drives, but since you have a push button to power the drives i have to assume you have the drive enable pins set to always enabled and that must change.PMCD wrote:
The servo motors still drift when the drives are enabled via a manual push button on the console and of course they stop when I hit F2 on Linuxcnc. Will tuning the motors properly stop this or should I be looking elsewhere?
Unfortunately i can not help much without knowing how the wiring is set up.
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5 years 11 months ago #188074
by PMCD
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I hope I can explain this properly.
This is a retro fit to a Weeke Homag BP80.
The drive enable (control on) is part of the Estop chain.
I have Output 0 Estop out. Linuxcnc Estop to close the loop.
Input 0 Estop in. Control on Console button drive enable. and configured in hal and classic ladder. (I take no credit)
I copied of Andrew at CARBIDE CUTTER NZ youtube channel
I don't expect you to watch it but about halfway through on is what I have done and it works well and is safe.
Just one thought,
Should I have the 7i77 neutral common connected to the machine Neutral common. The ground is already connected,
Peter
This is a retro fit to a Weeke Homag BP80.
The drive enable (control on) is part of the Estop chain.
I have Output 0 Estop out. Linuxcnc Estop to close the loop.
Input 0 Estop in. Control on Console button drive enable. and configured in hal and classic ladder. (I take no credit)
I copied of Andrew at CARBIDE CUTTER NZ youtube channel
I don't expect you to watch it but about halfway through on is what I have done and it works well and is safe.
Just one thought,
Should I have the 7i77 neutral common connected to the machine Neutral common. The ground is already connected,
Peter
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