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Brother TC-225 / TC-229 adventure!
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my drives are velocity mode. or were you talking to todd?
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Todd Zuercher wrote: From the trigger source. When the value of the trigger source crosses the trigger level (in the chosen direction (rising or falling) Halscope starts recording the sample.
In the above, I was using channel 3 (axis.0.joint-vel-cmd) as the trigger source, and the green dotted horizontal line in the Halscope plot was the trigger level.
ah, I think I get that now. thanks.
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PCW wrote: ok so one _really_ basic thing: These are torque mode drives NOT velocity mode so tuning is quite different
Sorry Peter, the above screen shot is one of my machines I just posted as an example of what to put in his screen shot. (yes mine are torque mode)
His may not be, we've not seen the plot yet.
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This is y axis 200ipm 1 inch move 0.25g
F error is .001 inch per segment. 1 encoder count is .00004 inch.
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One of the clunky jerky part of that adaptive clearing 400 ipm which should have been a smooth arc.
Thanks
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The commanded velocity would show the TPs motion better than position does
The encoder (feedback) velocity might shed some light on source of the high frequency oscillation
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thanks.
on a mechanical note, I checked the tc229 and it has zero backlash in all axes. I need a spindle drive for that guy!
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and then noticed they are being used with linuxcnc by some people. thinking that maybe we use this for the tc229, I already have a full beckhoff kit with IO, relays, and other nifty bits and bobs.
how mature is the ethercat in linuxcnc? would it be easy to set up and get running well? keep in mind this is me, and uh... I usually need hand holding
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