Jon, siggen is very nifty. Thanks.

I spent some time adjusting Z parameters yesterday. A change of P from
300 to 550 has made the servo motor a lot stiffer, and now the best I
can do by hand, is move the Z axis by about 0.0003" or so. I can live
with it.

So, what would you say, does velocity mode provide in extra benefits?
Precise speed control at low speed?

i

On Thu, Sep 16, 2010 at 12:03 AM, Jon Elson <[email protected]> wrote:
> Igor Chudov wrote:
>> Jon, thanks. First things first I will try to improve the Z axis
>> response while staying within the torque mode, just so that I do not
>> switch back and forth too much. I will try to increase P and will
>> report what happens.
>>
>> As for velocity mode, I will proceed carefully with this. Thanks for
>> mentioning putting square waves as the input to the amp. The AMC
>> manual talks about the same thing. I have a wavetek square wave
>> generator and could use it. But that would probably come later.
>>
> No, it is much easier to use the HAL component "siggen" and connect it
> to the
> PPMC DAC output with a simple hal command.  Then, no wiring changes are
> needed.
>> I am saving all posts about velocity loop tuning for later. I believe
>> that this is very useful stuff to learn.
>>
> Yes, if you are going to do servo CNC retrofits, it is important.
>
> Jon
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