in your axis section - it seems your missing
MAX_VELOCITY  =  6.7

(you want some stepgen headroom.)

sam

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "John Thornton" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <emc-users@lists.sourceforge.net>
Sent: Friday, October 05, 2007 11:47 AM
Subject: [Emc-users] Max Speed


>I have a CNC4PC C1G parallel port interface card driving a Gecko 203v.
> I have a 28vdc power supply and I am running the stepper without any
> load just to get my configs setup... The highest velocity I can get is 
> about
> 70 as reported on the Axis screen no matter what I set F at.
> If I do a MDI G1 F100 X10 or G1 F400 X10
> I get the same velocity reported of about 70.
>
> If i do a G1 F50 X10 I get the expected velocity of about 50
> If I do a G1 F25 X10 I get the expected velocity of about 25
>
> I've ran the latencey test on the machine and used the spreadsheet to
> figure out what to set the base period at.
>
> My config is:
> BASE_PERIOD =                15000
>
> DEFAULT_VELOCITY =             0.0167
> MAX_VELOCITY =                     7.0
> DEFAULT_ACCELERATION =  15.0
> MAX_ACCELERATION =          20.0
>
> My Axis is:
>
> MAX_ACCELERATION =           2.0
> STEPGEN_MAXVEL =               7
> STEPGEN_MAXACCEL =          2.1
> BACKLASH =                             0.000
> INPUT_SCALE =                  3000
> OUTPUT_SCALE =                   1.000
> MIN_LIMIT =                        -100.0
> MAX_LIMIT =                        100.0
> FERROR =                                0.050
> MIN_FERROR =                       0.010
>
> When I run tests the drive turns the correct number of
> turns per inch (1.5) so I'm reasoning that I have the scale
> correct...
>
> Any tips on where to start looking would be a big help...
>
>
> Thanks
> John
>
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