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Homing speed for 2nd joint on single axis problem LinuxCNC 2.8
9 years 1 month ago #99344
by joel0407
Thanks mate,
That could be exactly it. Good spotting. I don't know how I missed it because each joint was a copy and paste of the other being 2 parallel identical joints on the one axis.
I'll fix it and try it out in the morning. 12:04am here.
Happy Days
Replied by joel0407 on topic Homing speed for 2nd joint on single axis problem LinuxCNC 2.8
Clive s wrote: I am not an expert but from what I see I think you have missed out the MAX_VELOCITY from join 2 I think it should be the same as Joint 1
Thanks mate,
That could be exactly it. Good spotting. I don't know how I missed it because each joint was a copy and paste of the other being 2 parallel identical joints on the one axis.
I'll fix it and try it out in the morning. 12:04am here.
Happy Days
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9 years 1 month ago #99367
by joel0407
Absolute legend mate. That was it. Like I said in my last post, no idea how I missed it. I was trying all these different combinations of homing trying to get it to work. The fact that everything worked as normal when I was manual homing, I didn't look too far elsewhere.
Happy Days
Replied by joel0407 on topic Homing speed for 2nd joint on single axis problem LinuxCNC 2.8
Clive s wrote: I am not an expert but from what I see I think you have missed out the MAX_VELOCITY from join 2 I think it should be the same as Joint 1
Absolute legend mate. That was it. Like I said in my last post, no idea how I missed it. I was trying all these different combinations of homing trying to get it to work. The fact that everything worked as normal when I was manual homing, I didn't look too far elsewhere.
Happy Days
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