John Kasunich wrote:
> Anders Wallin wrote:
> 
>>>Could anyone else with a jog dial check this behavior out and 
>>>see if your system does it, too?  
>>
>>My MPG + m5i20 setup works the same as yours, i.e. machine continues to 
>>move after mpg-wheel is stopped if the feed-override is lower than 100%.
>>When feed override is 100% my MPG works fine.
>>So it seems this is an EMC issue which needs fixing!
> 
> 
> Which jogwheel mode are you using?
> 
> EMC has two modes, controlled by the HAL pins "axis.N.jog-vel-mode".
> The default is for that pin to be false, and wheel jogging is in
> position mode.
Yes, it must be in the default position mode.
   In position mode, if you are at 0.01" per click, and you
> turn the wheel 20 clicks, you WILL get 20 x 0.01" or 0.200" of motion.
> It doesn't matter how fast or slow you turn the wheel, or how slow EMC
> can move due to feed override - you will get what you asked for.  If you
> turn the wheel quickly and EMC can only move slowly, it will keep moving
> after the wheel stops until it catches up.  This is NOT a bug.
> 
Not saying it is a "bug", but it might be undesirable behavior.
> If you set the jog-vel-mode pin true, jogging is in velocity mode.  In
> velocity mode, EMC should stop when the wheel stops.  If you are in
> velocity mode and it keeps going, that might be a bug - please document
> the details so somebody can reproduce it, and submit a bug report.
But, in velocity mode, will it keep up with the encoder counts 
up to the max velocity?  That might be what I should be using, 
then.  I will try it!

But, finally, when in position mode, why should the jog override 
slider affect how the MPG controls the machine?  The dial sends 
not only position but velocity information, so the jog override 
slider is redundant for MPG moves.  Any thoughts?

Jon

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