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  1. #1
    Its not encoder related as far as i can see :(

    I had a spare 600ppr encoder so wired that in and connected it by clamping in the spindle.

    It still suffers the same fault, just slower as there are only 2,400 pulses instead of 10,000 per rev - the error count just goes up slower.

    It still worked ok until 2980rpm.

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    What's the drives max speed, and analogue input scaling set to?

    I'd guess most drives will default to 3000rpm, and 3000rpm at 10v.
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  3. #3
    Exactly that - 3000rpm, 10v.

    300rpm/v

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    Quote Originally Posted by Davek0974 View Post
    Exactly that - 3000rpm, 10v.

    300rpm/v
    The drive is probably not seeing the full 10v. Try bumping the rpm/v up a bit
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  5. #5
    Tried that now, apart from altering either the top speed or the acceleration ramp depending on which way i tweaked the ramp, it made no difference at all - still get the increasing error count above 2990 rpm

  6. #6
    Ok,

    Using my bench PSU it was giving 2965rpm one way and 2971rpm the other.

    It was also creeping with the inputs shorted out.

    I ran the auto zero speed set function which killed most of the creep.

    Then adjusted the gain to 305rpm/V

    It now gives 3000rpm forwards and backwards.

    Did it fix the issue?

    No :(

    A short video of the Pid screen at 2990rpm and 3000rpm

    https://youtu.be/i7GEe7jAoY4

  7. #7
    Motor slip ;-)
    Most servo spindle controllers have a switch-over speed from Positional to Speed between 2000rpm & 3000rpm
    You think that's too expensive? You're not a Model Engineer are you? :D

  8. #8
    Quote Originally Posted by Davek0974 View Post
    Its not encoder related as far as i can see :(

    I had a spare 600ppr encoder so wired that in and connected it by clamping in the spindle.

    It still suffers the same fault, just slower as there are only 2,400 pulses instead of 10,000 per rev - the error count just goes up slower.

    It still worked ok until 2980rpm.
    I am not sure but I don't think the motors will go above 3K
    ..Clive
    The more you know, The better you know, How little you know

  9. #9
    Yes but i can't even reach 3k when it should??

    A hand-tacho seems to think its doing 3k but the controller error says its not?

    BTW, the motor and drive will do 5k but only 3k for manuf specs ;)

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