check that your spindle encoder is running correctly , and counting in the
correct directions up/down etc
On 29 April 2016 at 19:05, wrote:
> Hmm I just noticed it started moving while the spindle was still spooling
> up. But that may have only been G0 moves it allowed. I just saw motion
> an
Hmm I just noticed it started moving while the spindle was still spooling up.
But that may have only been G0 moves it allowed. I just saw motion and became
concerned.
If it waits if it encounters a G1 before is-at-speed=TRUE, then that's already
perfect!
Danny
Chris Kelley wrote:
>
Do you have wj200-vfd.N.is-at-speed connected to motion.spindle-at-speed?
Have you checked to make sure that wj200-vfd.N.is-at-speed is only going
true when expected?
We have several machines set up to use the motion.spindle-at-speed pin and
have never had a problem with it working incorrectly. Ju
I have a VFD running on:
http://linuxcnc.org/docs/html/man/man9/wj200_vfd.9.html
Actually it's an X200 VFD and the code is slightly different, but that's
not important.
I noticed that it doesn't wait for the spindle to get up to speed when
started in-code. It just goes.
What are my options h
