Trouble configuring step-motor and driver
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07 Dec 2019 12:20 #152239
by Stubenrocker3
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Hello there!
Lately I've been trying to configure a small cnc milling machine with Linuxcnc for a school project. I managed to build a configuration controlling the motors. I'm using the Mesa 7I96 board and a ball screw axis with a threat pitch of 5mm per rotation . At the Moment the motor is rotating very slowly and I'm having trouble configuring both my Driver and Linuxcnc to match the "real" speed of the axis and the displayed speed in Linuxcnc. Your help would be greatly appreciated, thank you in advance!
Here are some Important files:
The .ini and .hal files:
The data sheets of the Step motor and the Microstep driver:
Lately I've been trying to configure a small cnc milling machine with Linuxcnc for a school project. I managed to build a configuration controlling the motors. I'm using the Mesa 7I96 board and a ball screw axis with a threat pitch of 5mm per rotation . At the Moment the motor is rotating very slowly and I'm having trouble configuring both my Driver and Linuxcnc to match the "real" speed of the axis and the displayed speed in Linuxcnc. Your help would be greatly appreciated, thank you in advance!
Here are some Important files:
The .ini and .hal files:
The data sheets of the Step motor and the Microstep driver:
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07 Dec 2019 14:06 - 07 Dec 2019 18:33 #152248
by PCW
Replied by PCW on topic Trouble configuring step-motor and driver
Your step scale is _way_ too low
For example if you have a reasonable microstep ratio like 16 (3200 steps/turn)
the scale would be:
16*200/5 = 640
16 = microstep ratio = microsteps/full step
200 = full steps/turn
5 = mm/turn pitch
For example if you have a reasonable microstep ratio like 16 (3200 steps/turn)
the scale would be:
16*200/5 = 640
16 = microstep ratio = microsteps/full step
200 = full steps/turn
5 = mm/turn pitch
Last edit: 07 Dec 2019 18:33 by PCW.
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07 Dec 2019 14:53 #152255
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Thank you! I didn't think it would be that easy
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