I was preparing for a Crusader II conversion on my mill, then I bought a
lathe with a Crusader M Lathe control that didn't work and converted that to
EMC.
The Anilam Crusader II and M that I have both use servo drives with + -
10V control and use tachometer feedback to the drive. The mill
Dear All,
I am using 5I20 and 7I33T to control the servo amplifier (SANYO DENKI).
When the turn on the emc, the DAC output generate a noise.
http://myweb.polyu.edu.hk/~icwfchan/P1.png
The noise affects the servo motor which always “shake”. The analog
velocity command of servo amplifier is using
Howard Chan wrote:
I am using 5I20 and 7I33T to control the servo amplifier (SANYO DENKI).
When the turn on the emc, the DAC output generate a noise.
http://myweb.polyu.edu.hk/~icwfchan/P1.png
I think you have a tuning issue.
PID controllers operate on error only, when there is no error the
Sebastian Kuzminsky 提到:
Howard Chan wrote:
I am using 5I20 and 7I33T to control the servo amplifier (SANYO DENKI).
When the turn on the emc, the DAC output generate a noise.
http://myweb.polyu.edu.hk/~icwfchan/P1.png
I think you have a tuning issue.
PID controllers operate on
Gentlemen,
With the cincikins.c file at www.mpm1.com:8080/cinci/cincikins.c I
have motion issues. With the comp parameters at zero I have good
motion. When I put .0001 in the ZcompX (I haven't tried others) I get
X axis oscillation of approximately 2 inches magnitude and then a
following error
Heinz Reimer wrote
I've posted previously on this topic, including the link to the guy who
thought that step time and step space for the Sherline option in the
wizard were inverted. Since then, I've done some additional testing, and
no longer believe this is correct, as it produces missed
Hello Everyone
I'm trying to figure out the best way to avoid missed steps especially in
the Z axis, with my Sherline mill. Lets say my max vel.=7.5mm/sec, and max
acc=15mm/sec^2 (sorry to inch users) as set up with 'stepconf'. During the
manufacture of this little item the milling head will go
Dave Houghton wrote:
Hello Everyone
I'm trying to figure out the best way to avoid missed steps especially in
the Z axis, with my Sherline mill. Lets say my max vel.=7.5mm/sec, and max
acc=15mm/sec^2 (sorry to inch users) as set up with 'stepconf'. During the
manufacture of this little
On Tue, Nov 18, 2008 at 12:54:40AM +0200, Dave Houghton wrote:
Hello Everyone
I'm trying to figure out the best way to avoid missed steps especially in
the Z axis, with my Sherline mill.
When you say Sherline a big red light comes on in my head. There has
been a lot of talk lately about
John Kasunich wrote
Acceleration remains the same.
A rapid move at 7.5mm/sec (450mm/min) with an acceleration of 15
mm/sec^2 will take one-half second to get up to speed, and one-half
second to slow down again - 7.5mm/sec divided by 15mm/sec^2 is 0.5 seconds.
A slow cutting move at
On Tue, 2008-11-18 at 00:54 +0200, Dave Houghton wrote:
Now as I understand it is more likely to lose steps going up (mill
head weight) than down. So by the time I get to the twentieth cut, with
missed steps etc. it could be cutting a few thou' deeper than it should. Now
that's a disaster I
I spoke with Steve Stallings today, and he pointed me to this thread on
the Sherline stepper drive problems some of you guys are having. I
worked on this problem in late June of 2003.
Right before Sherline started shipping machines they tested them for
repeatability using a 3d contouring program
Chris Radek wrote.
When you say Sherline a big red light comes on in my head. There has
been a lot of talk lately about the timing parameters in stepconf. If
your Z is slowly creeping down, I bet some timing is wrong.
An acceleration or velocity problem with Z moving up won't generally
lose
Steve wrote
Loosing steps on change of direction is a relatively common fault, it
seems to show up more on Z axis, it's usually caused by having the wrong
pulse direction. If it's active high, invert it to active low, or vice
versa.
Steve Blackmore
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OK Thanks I can certainly do that. But
Thanks to Jeff and all those who have made this possible.
Even with my old obsolete Superior Electric drivers, I am now able to generate
working configs from Stepconf. Interestingly, on my router I had to invert the
step pulses on the X and Y axis but not on the Z axis to get them to move at
all.
And I will add
The original Sherline controller, and probably the current one
utilize a microcontroller to read the step and direction signals
without any external latching. This means that the direction
signal must be valid long enough for the microcontroller to
notice the step signal and
Dave Houghton wrote:
Steve wrote
Loosing steps on change of direction is a relatively common fault, it
seems to show up more on Z axis, it's usually caused by having the wrong
pulse direction. If it's active high, invert it to active low, or vice
versa.
Steve Blackmore
--
OK Thanks I
Dave Houghton wrote:
Heinz Reimer wrote
I've posted previously on this topic, including the link to the guy who
thought that step time and step space for the Sherline option in the
wizard were inverted. Since then, I've done some additional testing, and
no longer believe this
Everything was working fine until I upgraded to the Ubuntu 8.
Emc2 v.2.2.7 was installed with the cd.
Now I can't seem to get any output from the parallel port.
My computer is a Gateway E-Machine that runs the driver board.
Can anyone help me here?
Thanks
hi
i input with MDI g10 l2 x1 y1 z1
and Error came Pvalue out of rangewith g10 l2
Whay is that?
where is problem?
thanks
Aram
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hi
i input with MDI g10 l2 x1 y1 z1
and Error came Pvalue out of rangewith g10 l2
Whay is that?
where is problem?
I don't see a P on that line at all.
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On Mon, Nov 17, 2008 at 08:19:53PM -0700, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
hi
i input with MDI g10 l2 x1 y1 z1
and Error came Pvalue out of rangewith g10 l2
Whay is that?
where is problem?
thanks
Aram
Why not check the docs for this answer?
Mr. Stevenson, i know my english is soo bad, but... please... don't try
spanish ;-)
El 16/11/08 11:25, Stuart Stevenson escribió:
Senor Acosta,
I must agree with Mr. Edwards.
La problema es suyo. Empezo un projecto sin tiempo y education.
Ambos son muy costo.
I thought it was
Hi
I home machine.
I use g92 x0 y0 z0.
Next, switch to MDI and input G10 L2 P1 X1 Y1 Z1 THAN hit ENTER.
Result, my input turned into red color.
What should I do next?
I hit Backspace.
Next, I input g91 g1 g54 x0 y0 z0 f5 + ENTER
And machine did not move.
If everything OK I should see move to
On Mon, Nov 17, 2008 at 09:38:53PM -0700, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Next, I input g91 g1 g54 x0 y0 z0 f5 + ENTER
And machine did not move.
If everything OK I should see move to x1 y1 z1.
This is not correct since you asked for a relative (G91) move of
zero length (X0, Y0, Z0).
Is something
Ricardo,
Sorry for the formality - call me Stuart.
si tu tratas Ingles yo trato espanol. (I can use the practice)
Looks like we are just about even. :)
donde vive?
thanks
Stuart
On Mon, Nov 17, 2008 at 10:37 PM, Richard Acosta [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Mr. Stevenson, i know my
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