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10 years 8 months ago #69320 by sandman92k
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10 years 8 months ago #69326 by sandman92k
Moderator please delete this thread, Iam going to try something else

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10 years 8 months ago #69359 by cmorley

sandman92k wrote: pully teeth count is 20


it may be too late but it finally dawned on me why you only told us only one pulley teeth number - you are using a belt instead of a threaded rod.

in this case the leadscrew pitch setting in stepconf would be :
1/ (The diameter of the sprocket times 3.14159)
pulley teeth would be 1:1
microstep and motor steps per rev would need filling out properly

This would get you close - The diameter setting probably would need to be adjusted a bit to get it exact as it should be the MEAN diameter but it's easier just to experiment I think.

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10 years 8 months ago #69368 by sandman92k
thank you,
i do have one more question and i hope i ask this correctly

in the axis configuration for the x or y or z , is this for the purpose of only getting the correct settings so the axis travels the correct distance based on the equipment????

second part of this is once the above settings are done,, do you not worry about feed rate and speed because that comes with gcode.
the reason i asked was i noticed when i had the correct settings the speed was not the same as with incorrect settings. and was just worried it was going to be slow.

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10 years 8 months ago #69388 by cmorley
Axis configuration:
If you mean the axis page in stepconf yes this tailors linuxcnc to operate the specific axis the right distance and within maximuim speed and acceleration.

It also sets home location and table travel distances.


feed rate is set in gcode and is long as it doesn't got beyond the axis maximum you have set, will be followed.

The speed of the motor and the scale are related so if scale is changed speed will too.
If linuxcnc is told 1000 steps per minute is 1" per minute but your stepper system need 2000 steps per minute to move 1" per minute the the motor speed will be too slow - it will go half speed.

Chris M

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