Steps per revolutions Servo HSD7
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17 May 2022 21:21 #243203
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Hi
I am having trouble setting up the step scale in my mesa. I have a mesa set 5i25 + 7i76.
I have a 1.3kw servo motor with 23bit absolute encoder, but it is not connected to the mesa.
I set the gear in the servo according to the instructions, i.e. the parameter Pn20E: 8388608 (encoder resolution) and Pn210: 10000 (screw pitch 10 mm)
I do not know exactly what to enter in Linux for Motor steps per revolutions.
If I enter 8390 stepper then when I set 300 rpm speed, it actually gets 255 but one motor revolution is about 1mm, not 10mm. If I type 839 stepper scale, one turn is almost 10mm but the speed instead of 300 is 25. What am I doing wrong or how can I calculate it?
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I am having trouble setting up the step scale in my mesa. I have a mesa set 5i25 + 7i76.
I have a 1.3kw servo motor with 23bit absolute encoder, but it is not connected to the mesa.
I set the gear in the servo according to the instructions, i.e. the parameter Pn20E: 8388608 (encoder resolution) and Pn210: 10000 (screw pitch 10 mm)
I do not know exactly what to enter in Linux for Motor steps per revolutions.
If I enter 8390 stepper then when I set 300 rpm speed, it actually gets 255 but one motor revolution is about 1mm, not 10mm. If I type 839 stepper scale, one turn is almost 10mm but the speed instead of 300 is 25. What am I doing wrong or how can I calculate it?
Will you be able to help me?
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17 May 2022 23:59 #243226
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How are you measuring the motor speed?
Maybe the drive needs a scale of 1000 not 10000?
Maybe the drive needs a scale of 1000 not 10000?
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18 May 2022 09:34 #243257
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The driver connects to the computer and there is an oscilloscope in which you can read the speed and torque and you can see it by eye.
if I give the scale of 1000 instead of 10000 then I agree with the speed but the scale goes out 10 times.
if I give the scale of 1000 instead of 10000 then I agree with the speed but the scale goes out 10 times.
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18 May 2022 09:38 #243258
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Does the screw definitely rotate at the same speed as the motor? No intermediate gearing or belts?
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18 May 2022 09:46 #243259
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servo straight to the screw. Ultimately, there will be a gear, but so far it is without
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18 May 2022 11:26 #243261
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Well, something is wrong somewhere. Try running at 10 rpm for 10 seconds.
That should be a travel distance of 100mm.
If it is more, then the motor speed feedback is wrong.
This is independent of step scale etc.
That should be a travel distance of 100mm.
If it is more, then the motor speed feedback is wrong.
This is independent of step scale etc.
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18 May 2022 12:01 #243263
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are you sure ?
10 rpm, i.e. for 10 seconds, it should make 1.6 turns, which should be about 16mm.
So only after a minute it will be 100mm
10 rpm, i.e. for 10 seconds, it should make 1.6 turns, which should be about 16mm.
So only after a minute it will be 100mm
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18 May 2022 12:06 #243264
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So, do the same test, but using the usual rules of arithmetic
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Err, yeah. I went round in circles too many times, starting with 1 minute and 100 rpm then wondering how big the machine was and eventually confused myself.are you sure ?
10 rpm, i.e. for 10 seconds, it should make 1.6 turns, which should be about 16mm.
So only after a minute it will be 100mm
So, do the same test, but using the usual rules of arithmetic
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18 May 2022 13:29 #243270
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You are genius.
I checked and in a minute he made 10mm and one turn.
The error was on my side with the configurator asks the number of millimeters per minute! And I thought RPM. and here was the mistake! Everything works correctly.
I checked and in a minute he made 10mm and one turn.
The error was on my side with the configurator asks the number of millimeters per minute! And I thought RPM. and here was the mistake! Everything works correctly.
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