Joint following error
08 Dec 2019 13:08 #152327
by Elco
Joint following error was created by Elco
How do I diagnose Joint following errors?
I am running LinuxCNC 2.8 / Linux Mint 192. with a realtime Kernel (rt5-kona-rt) on a quad core Intel CPU. Testing was OK, but now I am trying some real work, I see joint following errors. As an example, somewhere in the middle of the program:
(F250)
G1 Z-2
G1 X9
G1 Y41
G1 Z3
G0 X66 Y29
On G0 the error 'Joint 0 following error' always appears. I assume that the error means that the joint cannot follow the G0 speed in this case (about 360). Which parameters in the joint 0 definition should I be looking at?
Thanks, Rob
I am running LinuxCNC 2.8 / Linux Mint 192. with a realtime Kernel (rt5-kona-rt) on a quad core Intel CPU. Testing was OK, but now I am trying some real work, I see joint following errors. As an example, somewhere in the middle of the program:
(F250)
G1 Z-2
G1 X9
G1 Y41
G1 Z3
G0 X66 Y29
On G0 the error 'Joint 0 following error' always appears. I assume that the error means that the joint cannot follow the G0 speed in this case (about 360). Which parameters in the joint 0 definition should I be looking at?
Thanks, Rob
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08 Dec 2019 13:15 #152328
by Leon82
Replied by Leon82 on topic Joint following error
You can lower the max velocity in the ini file
Under joint 0 and x axis
Under joint 0 and x axis
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08 Dec 2019 13:52 #152330
by PCW
Replied by PCW on topic Joint following error
Posting your hal and ini files will help forum members spot possible issues
that can cause following errors
that can cause following errors
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08 Dec 2019 19:58 #152338
by Elco
Replied by Elco on topic Joint following error
Thanks. Setting the same values for Axis and Joint solved the problem.
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