Greetings everybody;

I am contemplating adding some wobble to the speed of the spindle, with 
an eye toward reducing chatter by not letting it build up.  I can 
probably hack up some buttons under the tach display to control it and 
may have to ask questions re that eventually but I've plenty of examples 
in the other camera related controls on my G0704 mill.

So I'm going to use the triangle output, with a slider to set the amount 
and another for frequency with a maximum of 1 Hz, that in deference to 
the PID that will follows it, hoping I can arrive at a better control 
than I have, although the speed control with the present PID settings is 
pretty stiff, it also has an overshoot of around 25% at a step in speed 
change. I haven't tried to recalibrate it since putting in the new, 10 
tooth larger pulley on the countershaft.

I think this gives me a unique opportunity to adjust the PID if I go 
crazy and add a total of 7 sliders, if I can make them small enough 
vertically, 2 for the wobble amp and frequency, and 5 more for all he 
PID params that count.  Set it up to use the square wave output at say 
20%, set frequency to about .33 hz and fine tune it live watching it on 
the halscope.  Use a halmeter to get optimum values found and put then 
in the ini file.  When happy, switch it to the triangular output of the 
siggen, and make the last 5 sliders controlling the PID go away.

Does this sound like its doable?

Cheers, Gene Heskett
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