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02 Nov 2015 21:13 #64615
by bkt
ok this is clear ... I try to connect enable signal to drive from 7i77 .... in the drive the enable signal is on when 0V connected .... in mesa 7i77 there are ena+ and ena- I can connect oV to ena+ and enable signal to drive at ena-??
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02 Nov 2015 23:42 #64620
by PCW
In this case the enable signal from the drive is pulled to a positive voltage in the drive so the connections are:
DRIVE-ENA --> 7I77-ENA+
DRIVE-GND --> 7I77-ENA-
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03 Nov 2015 01:29 #64628
by bkt
Thank a lot ... but I have make a rock&roll test with succes .... 10minuts after my post.
Obviusly You are in right.
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Giorgio
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03 Nov 2015 22:38 - 03 Nov 2015 22:49 #64703
by bkt
I study the BingJonT tutorial about pid tuning .... so I know the number of encoder pulse for 1rpm and other basic information ..... at the start of these thread I not Know some problem about my driver configuration .... customer setting acc and dec ramp to 0 as standard .... but these create the little offset that I asked before .... now I'm able to stay blok my motor and jog it with pnconfig function, encoder inverse and all work at right direction .... (some image)
and result ini file (NOTE OLY AXIS 3=a IS CONFIGURATED... I'M IN TRIAL TEST)
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k1.ini
File Size:4 KB
At 10V reference motor make 60rpm as described in pnconfig ..... but when start axis and try to move (in jog) A axis I receive follow error axis ..... someone has suggest??
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Giorgio
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03 Nov 2015 23:32 #64707
by PCW
I would set the following errors _MUCH_ wider, say 10 degrees so you can see whats going on,
with a .05 degree following error limit you cannot tell if the system runs away (backwards feedback)
or you just dont have tuning good enough
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04 Nov 2015 00:10 #64708
by bkt
is the same .....
Openloop test in pncconf the only thing it does is send out the analog signal set .... I guess it's true ?
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04 Nov 2015 00:22 #64710
by PCW
LinuxCNC will also of course also send out analog signals if setup properly
Do you get any motion with LinuxCNC?
Are the drives enabled when Linuxcnc is running? (out of ESTOP and in machine-on state)
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04 Nov 2015 00:33 - 04 Nov 2015 00:56 #64714
by bkt
Yes, when run drive go enable .... and with a wrong config the follow error come out after a little step of motor ....
hm2_encoder.02.velocity It must correspond to the motor speed ? Because in these case when motor at 10V go to 50rpm these param hm2_encoder.02.velocity go to 299/300 .... is normal these?
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04 Nov 2015 00:52 #64721
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Yes, when run drive go enable .... and with a wrong config the follow error come out after a little step of motor ....
This is why you need to set the following errors wider so you can see whats going on
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04 Nov 2015 00:59 #64724
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hm2_encoder.02.velocity It must correspond to the motor speed ? Because in these case when motor at 10V go to 50rpm these param hm2_encoder.02.velocity go to 299/300 .... is normal these?
Yes is normal ...... from
www.linuxcnc.org/docs/html/man/man9/hostmot2.9.html ...... " (float out) velocity Estimated encoder velocity in position units per second." ...... 50rpm = 0.83333 spsec = 300°/sec (degree is my unity) .....
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