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5 years 10 months ago #191150
by cmorley
Replied by cmorley on topic No Analog voltage change 7i76e
Need to issue m code to start spindle in MDI mode.
Idiosyncrasies of linuxcnc
Linuxcnc is somewhat sloppy in it's modes (switches modes behind the scenes) and yet rigid at the same time.
Idiosyncrasies of linuxcnc
Linuxcnc is somewhat sloppy in it's modes (switches modes behind the scenes) and yet rigid at the same time.
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5 years 10 months ago #191151
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That worked. Thanks!
If I issue M3 to start the spindle then further S commands will vary the speed as it should. Thanks again!
If I issue M3 to start the spindle then further S commands will vary the speed as it should. Thanks again!
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5 years 10 months ago #191154
by ronthomp
Replied by ronthomp on topic No Analog voltage change 7i76e
For anyone else who has this problem, it appears in pncconfig, I ticked a box to reverse the spindle because it turned the wrong way in the open loop test. I unticked the box and that fixed the ini file -5000. Unticking the box has no effect in the machine operation. My spindle turns the right way per M3 and M4 commands in MDI.
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