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Old Install having new issues!
11 years 1 day ago #64472
by tjamscad
Old Install having new issues! was created by tjamscad
We are using Axis, LinuxCNC 2.4 pre. The issue is that it started moving on its own. Only when commanded the Y-axis will start moving and stays moving. We normally use the keyboard arrow keys to move the axis. When you press the arrow key + or - the Y axis starts moving and stays moving even after letting go of the arrow key. While it is moving if you press the opposite arrow key it will change directions but stays moving. If you press the arrow key multiple times it will speed up. Once it is giving a command the axis stays moving until you e-stop.
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11 years 1 day ago #64488
by BigJohnT
Replied by BigJohnT on topic Old Install having new issues!
I'd start by watching axis.1.kb-jog-active if it is in 2.4. If it stays on after you release the key the problem could be the keyboard.
Edit: If you didn't upgrade the software then nothing has changed there, so look at hardware keyboard, harddrive etc.
JT
Edit: If you didn't upgrade the software then nothing has changed there, so look at hardware keyboard, harddrive etc.
JT
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11 years 17 hours ago #64511
by tjamscad
Replied by tjamscad on topic Old Install having new issues!
It will also do it with the keyboard unplugged using the +/- on the display with the mouse provides the same results.
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11 years 17 hours ago #64512
by BigJohnT
Replied by BigJohnT on topic Old Install having new issues!
Well that does eliminate the keyboard... what do you see when you put the hal pins for the Y axis in a watch window?
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11 years 17 hours ago #64514
by tjamscad
Replied by tjamscad on topic Old Install having new issues!
axis.1.kb-jog-active toggles true/false as it should.
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11 years 8 hours ago #64530
by BigJohnT
Replied by BigJohnT on topic Old Install having new issues!
That does sound like the drive is not stopping when the jog command is removed. I'd put the Y axis drive pins in a watch window and see what they are doing, if they stop when you remove the finger from the key then something down stream is stuck. What kind of drive it is stepper or servo?
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11 years 7 hours ago #64532
by tjamscad
Replied by tjamscad on topic Old Install having new issues!
Turned out to be the motor encoder missing feedback.
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