2012/12/30 Peter C. Wallace <p...@mesanet.com>:
>
> You may be in current limit above ~.4 so more voltage does not make a
> difference
>

Yes, You are right, it did turn on the error led somewhere around 0.6.
Although I do not really understand that - I just retried n mode and
frequency/value combinations to get up to 3000 RPM. Gradually
increasing both of these pins allowed for value = 0.89, frequency =
200 and error led did not turn on (and did not even try to). I tried
to add some resistance by grabbing the pinion, but the motor was
stronger.

>
> Can you try changing the lead angle? default is 90 degrees which should
> always be right but it does sound like theres a a lot of current going into
> the motor thats not generating torque which might indicate a problem here
>
> (change in ~10 degree steps around 90)
>

Stepping down did decrease the speed, stepping up did improve it.
Currently I have ended up with lead-angle = 150, because with 160 it
was even faster in one direction, but refused to turn in opposite
direction, so this is last value, when motor turned in both directions
and was faster than any other value before that.

Thank You, this has improved velocity, before drive reaches current
limit. Motor spins somewhere around 1470 RPM. I think I can live with
that - machine would move approximately at 7 m/min, which is not fast
for plasma table, but that will cover the thickness range they need to
cut (from 2 mm to 30 mm, vast majority between 10 - 20 mm thick) and
fortunately I do not have any commitments regarding max velocity.


Any ideas, why does pid output get saturated as soon as I try to jog
the motor? I just retried and it is still the same.

-- 
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