note the wiki page - critique as necessary :)

On Fri, Oct 24, 2008 at 6:56 PM, tomp <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Kevin
>
> please read the information that was suggested closely
>
> you said
>
> If I were able to use an encoder on the z-axis for position control
> and
> one on the motor (not directly coupled to the axis) for velocity control,
>
>
> i think the ini file that was suggested has BOTH encoders connected as 
> position feedback
> that is a complexity that you may not want ( one adjusting backlash or cosine 
> err of other)
>
> i do not think the suggested ini will use the rotary for 'just velocity 
> control'
>
> this is further confused by referring to encoders versus linear encoders
> both linear and rotary are encoders,
> its just a few more letters to say exactly what you mean.
> unfortunately this naming is common in CNC
>
> what you described (imo) uses linear encoder feedback in the CNC PID loop
> but
> uses the rotary feedback in the amplifier's velocity loop ( the CNC is not 
> aware of the rotary )
>
> if you connect the rotary encoder to a suitable amplifier and DO NOT pass the 
> rotary encoder back to
> the CNC, then you are on the right path. You WOULD pass the linear directly 
> to the CNC.
>
> maybe you want other wise but you describe a fairly common scenario.
>
> best o luck
> tomp
>
>
>
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