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  • RobotMatic
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  • krille
  • krille
19 Sep 2025 21:14
Replied by krille on topic RPi5 Scale settings

RPi5 Scale settings

Category: Basic Configuration

I try tomorow a lower speed . Thank you very much for a quick replay
  • tommylight
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19 Sep 2025 20:30

Looking for a freelancer to help me with my project?

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What exactly do you need help with?
  • PCW
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19 Sep 2025 19:18
Replied by PCW on topic RPi5 Scale settings

RPi5 Scale settings

Category: Basic Configuration

Are you sure it is not stalling because your accel/velocity values are too high?

if the distance moved with a 100 mm command is not inversely proportional
to the scale, the hardware is not following the  command.

500 mm/s is way faster than is possible.

Even at 300 steps per mm, 500 mm/s  needs a 150 KHz step rate, but your base thread
period limits you to only about 5KHz (5 KHz = about 16.6 mm/sec at 300 steps/mm)
  • scsmith1451
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19 Sep 2025 18:50
Linear Move Exceeds Lower Limit was created by scsmith1451

Linear Move Exceeds Lower Limit

Category: General LinuxCNC Questions

I am trying to create a simple subroutine to surface a block before engraving. It originally complained about an EOF in the file so I decided to execute each move command individually using MDI to make sure the code was correct.

Here the snippet that is giving an error:

    G0 X2.144 Y-0.125   (Move to start)
    G0 Z-0.02           (Lower spindle)

    G91             (Relative Moves)
    G0 X-11.163     (Make cut)
    G90             (Absolute Moves)
    G0 Y1.6921      (Move Y for next cut)

    G91             (Relative Moves)
   -- -> G0 X11.163      (Make cut) <---
    G90             (Absolute Moves)
    G0 Y3.5092      (Move Y for next cut)
    G0 Z0.1         (Move to safe height)

At the line indicated --->  <--- LCNC reports an error to the effect that Linear Move will exceed limits of the machine.  The program zero is located at the right-front corner of the block. Since I could move to the starting location in line 1 and do the first cut to "G0 X-11.163" which is negative, I naively expected moving opposite direction the same distance would be acceptable.

The block, 3.25 x 7.00 in., is located in the center of the 19 x 11 in. table with ample space on all sides for the 2 in. surfacing mill to clear the block. Fortunately, this was my first attempt to use LCNC on this machine so I was cutting air for the test, so no material was damaged.

Can someone help explain the error and how to resolve it?

Kind Regards,
  • scsmith1451
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19 Sep 2025 18:32
Arrow keys for jogging was created by scsmith1451

Arrow keys for jogging

Category: Gmoccapy

The GMOCCAPY documentation indicates that the arrow-keys, pg-up, pg-down are enabled by default, however, they are not responding on my installation from the main screen. I've looked for a configuration parameter to enable them, but the only key I found disables all hot keys, not just the jog keys. Am I doing something wrong or did I miss something in the documentation?
  • krille
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19 Sep 2025 17:29
RPi5 Scale settings was created by krille

RPi5 Scale settings

Category: Basic Configuration

Hi I has problem with my setup  ini file  I do not understand the behavior of this if I use 200 step for the scale in my z axle and then G0Z-100 and the movment stop at 40 mm 
step 300 = 60 mm
step 400 =  81mm
step 500 = 78 mm
step 600 = 59 mm
Why can´'t I hit 100 mm in my set up I tryed many diferent value of steps with 50 increasment  
computer = Raspberry Pi 5 ,breakoutboard db25 cinese make , stepperdriver DM542  , 1/4 800 steps , motors 200 steps
are there any kind to help me in the right direction
yours sinserly Krister



 

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