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25 Sep 2024 07:11 #310758
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I have a working axis config that I'm trying to convert to qtplasmac.
For some reason, qtplasmac thinks my x and y are opposite.
If I move my y axis, the x dro moves, and vice versa.
I looked at the recent post by the same name, but mdi button is grayed out.
This is my first time with qtplasmac so I'm sure I'm over looking something.
Attached are ini/hal files
For some reason, qtplasmac thinks my x and y are opposite.
If I move my y axis, the x dro moves, and vice versa.
I looked at the recent post by the same name, but mdi button is grayed out.
This is my first time with qtplasmac so I'm sure I'm over looking something.
Attached are ini/hal files
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25 Sep 2024 17:23 - 25 Sep 2024 17:25 #310793
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Maybe you have a rotation set in the XY plane. See this post:
forum.linuxcnc.org/plasmac/53347-x-and-y-switched#306106
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Ah, that is probably the post you were referring to.
forum.linuxcnc.org/plasmac/53347-x-and-y-switched#306106
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Ah, that is probably the post you were referring to.
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25 Sep 2024 19:38 #310795
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I just went through and changed all the joint 0 to joint 1 and joint 1 to joint 0.
That seems to make it work. I don't think qtplasmac is ok with y being joint 0 and x being joint 1.
Despite this, I am immediately getting following errors when I try to jog.
So i increased the ferror and with one slight tap on jog with the continuous setting, the axis moved 10 inches.
Hmm. I know my encoderscale and scale are off, but they were close enough in my axis config to work. At least tapping jog would only move the axis a fraction of an inch.
Always something.
That seems to make it work. I don't think qtplasmac is ok with y being joint 0 and x being joint 1.
Despite this, I am immediately getting following errors when I try to jog.
So i increased the ferror and with one slight tap on jog with the continuous setting, the axis moved 10 inches.
Hmm. I know my encoderscale and scale are off, but they were close enough in my axis config to work. At least tapping jog would only move the axis a fraction of an inch.
Always something.
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25 Sep 2024 19:50 #310796
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Ah, it was my ff1 being set to 1 instead of .0001. Seems to be working good enough to play around with it.
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25 Sep 2024 22:01 #310799
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Hmmmm you have a 7i97T, that is analog, and that needs tuning:
forum.linuxcnc.org/10-advanced-configura...ning-detailed-how-to
forum.linuxcnc.org/10-advanced-configura...ning-detailed-how-to
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27 Sep 2024 23:48 #310928
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Thanks tommy.
I briefly went through that thread when I first set them up, but am definitely going to revisit it once I get a chance to tune them better. I appreciate you writing that tutorial, I wouldn't know where to start without it.
I briefly went through that thread when I first set them up, but am definitely going to revisit it once I get a chance to tune them better. I appreciate you writing that tutorial, I wouldn't know where to start without it.
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28 Sep 2024 00:01 #310929
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You are welcomed, always.
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28 Sep 2024 10:37 #310969
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It is possible that the behaviour you see is because you are jogging before homing. (In so-called "joint mode"). This bypasses kinematics. Depending on how you are jogging this may map X to joint 0 and Y to joint 1. Keyboard jogging in the GUIs will tend to do this, but if you are button-jogging through HAL this would just suggest that the HAL connections are wrongly allocated.
If this is what is happening you will see the XY swap before homing then it will do what you expect after homing. Which is probably a situation worth avoiding.
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This is OK in theory, but is likely to cause confusion.I just went through and changed all the joint 0 to joint 1 and joint 1 to joint 0.
That seems to make it work. I don't think qtplasmac is ok with y being joint 0 and x being joint 1.
It is possible that the behaviour you see is because you are jogging before homing. (In so-called "joint mode"). This bypasses kinematics. Depending on how you are jogging this may map X to joint 0 and Y to joint 1. Keyboard jogging in the GUIs will tend to do this, but if you are button-jogging through HAL this would just suggest that the HAL connections are wrongly allocated.
If this is what is happening you will see the XY swap before homing then it will do what you expect after homing. Which is probably a situation worth avoiding.
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