Spindle ccw hanging

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11 Mar 2019 23:17 - 11 Mar 2019 23:18 #128401 by Grotius
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If it was S0 (spindlespeed zero) the hal pin's would change in ccw direction.
So that is not the problem. B)

If user make a simple axis auto config to test m4. What is user's output?
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11 Mar 2019 23:21 #128403 by biqut2
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One odd thing I notice is that it is showing S550 and the reverse button.
When I try it here, it shows S -550 for reverse.

Do you have a minimum speed configured somewhere? (I see that the bottom number on the slider is 550)

I am wondering if, because -550 is less than 550, the GUI is refusing to command that speed.


You sir hit the proverbial nail on the head! Thank you, my .pref file had a minimum rpm of 550 which is the slowest speed on my spindle. I changed the minimum to -3800 and its works like it should now.

The level of support here on this forum is second to none, thank you again for the fast response and patience!

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11 Mar 2019 23:29 #128404 by Grotius
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For accuracy check your pins. If it changes from cw to ccw at m4 with S0.

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11 Mar 2019 23:31 #128405 by biqut2
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For accuracy check your pins. If it changes from cw to ccw at m4 with S0.

It does, watching it in halshow all the pin states change accordingly.

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11 Mar 2019 23:47 #128407 by Grotius
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Okey, that is nice.

Can you redefine your exact problem in a few lines included with the solution at the end of this post.
Thank's. And power up the system. CCW full speed now !!!

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12 Mar 2019 00:11 #128408 by biqut2
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Okey, that is nice.

Can you redefine your exact problem in a few lines included with the solution at the end of this post.
Thank's. And power up the system. CCW full speed now !!!


I edited the original post and title to include the solution to the problem. I hope this is an acceptable format of posting the information.
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12 Mar 2019 14:42 #128439 by andypugh
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I am wondering if, because -550 is less than 550, the GUI is refusing to command that speed.


You sir hit the proverbial nail on the head! Thank you, my .pref file had a minimum rpm of 550 which is the slowest speed on my spindle. I changed the minimum to -3800 and its works like it should now.[/quote]

I think this looks like a Gmoccapy bug. The minimum speed setting should still allow reverse rotation.

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12 Mar 2019 17:23 #128455 by newbynobi
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I will check on this, but IMHO CCW shoul have negative values, i need to check if the settings page does allow negative values.

If this is a bug, be sure it will be corrected very soon!

Norbert

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12 Mar 2019 17:33 #128456 by andypugh
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I will check on this, but IMHO CCW shoul have negative values, i need to check if the settings page does allow negative values.


github.com/LinuxCNC/linuxcnc/blob/master...py/gmoccapy.py#L3350

Maybe
        elif abs(real_spindle_speed) < self.min_spindle_rev:
            real_spindle_speed = copysign(self.min_spindle_rev, real_spindle_speed)

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16 Mar 2019 16:55 #128753 by newbynobi
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Hallo @all,

I checked with
gmoccapy 1.5.9 from linuxcnc 2.7
gmoccapy 2.3.5 from master
gmoccapy 3.0.2 from my development branch

All do work as expected, if you set a min spindle rev to 500 rpm on the settings page and than change to MDI mode and enter
S100 M4
you will have a spindle running reverse with 500 rpm and label shows S -500
enter S100 M3
you will have a spindle running forward with 500 rpm and label shows S 500

IMHO in the case mentioned here, it has had another reason, that reverse did not run. May be spindle.speed-out is not accepted by the VFD, as that value is negative, many VFD need absolute values to work properly.

So in short, I am not bale to find an error in gmoccapy code.

Norbert
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