Ja, war direkt mit den Glasmaßstäben, weil ich sowieso den Umbau auf 3-Achs-CNC vorhatte.
Hast du den Original-Vorschubmotor/Scheibenläufer schon gegen einen Servo getauscht? Der Scheibenläufer hat nur einen Tacho und keinen Encoder.
Falls du schon einen Servo hast, sollte das auch via Servo-Encoder machbar sein. Das Nachregeln könnte man allerdings durch entsprechende Reglereinsteellungen auch verhindern (Deadband). Gibt zwar bestimmt einiges an Umkehrspiel durch die ganzen Getriebe, weiß aber nicht, ob das bei den Trapezspindeln noch groß ins Gewicht fällt.

Here it seems to work as expected.
Could you describe the error, or attach a screenshot?

Regards
Giovanni

Ich habe es gerade auf der Arbeit probiert, auf einem anderen PC, und auch dort kann ich in die Themen nichts mehr antworten, ohne die Fehlermeldung zu erhalten.
Warum kann ich das in diesen Themen?
=>  400V Servo (51 Nm) mit EtherCAT / CiA402 in LinuxCNC – bezahlbarer Drive gesucht - LinuxCNC
und 
=>  Umstieg von LinuxCNC + Mesa auf EtherCAT (Leadshine EL8 / Beckhoff) – Erfahrunge - Page 2 - LinuxCNC

 

Ich habe so etwas nicht. Und bei mir funktionieren zwei Browser nicht. Handy und Tablet gehen auch nicht.  

 

I am using a milling maschine, i am New to linuxcnc and the editing of files , ist that possibly the problem that i User the default files ?

I got it work with a own component to make 1 move from position to position forwaes with lock backward and reduce pwm.

But the turret can only travel to next position in forward.

If i am on tool 5 and i want tool 1.. i need 2 times the move.
Is it possible to do this in the component with a abs function?

what i mean... i must handle the rollover=

presenttoolslots 6
currenttool is 6
calledtool is 1
Turretmoves = calledtool - currenttool = -5
Commandedmoves= presenttoolslots - (abs) turretmoves

next step is the to count every move.
moved = i++
if moved == commandedmoves
toolchange done

Sounds ok?!

I do the coordination of the forward and backward stuff with 2 time delays. On the end i set the pwm value lower to lock agoinst the pawl with lower current to not blow the dc motor.




Thanks

Based on the data provided, if the motor is a permanent magnet type, it is likely in the range of approximately 7.5 kW (or max 11 kW)

From the peak data shared, I estimate that the motor’s rated current at stall torque would be around 50A. Accordingly, you may need to consider a universal drive rated at approximately 50A.. This will be around 22kw

Can you verify whether the motor nameplate specifies a rated voltage 400V, or is this value being assumed based on the drive input power?

Got my first cuts made with it today, took a while to get the gcode to work correctly with qt plasma c
We also added a image to dxf function, still needs some work but its a start. 
I added a kerf width calculation wizard... cut out a test piece input the actual cut size vs the wanted cut size and it calculates what your kerf width is spoused to be. I did a install on a friends computer and some of the install seems broken, need to make it more shareable if anyone else wants to easily use it. Not to shabby tho for only being 2 weeks into the project part time.  

Reading something today. Maybe try using smp affinity to lock the USB interrupt to  Core1 (away from core 0 housekeeping) and assuming > 2 cores. You can find the interrupt by
cat /proc/interrupts | grep -i usb

Then follow one of the many posts about cpu affinity for networking. Just remember you need to reset this on every boot.

Tommy are you talking about the engravertest.zip?