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    I am not sure what gmocappy needs in the way of "at speed " signal . I know I do not have the ratio correct in that a call for S300 would give me a true speed reading of say 420 and I have not yet found the parameter to correct this . What I do know is that in the stepconfig wizard there is a requirement for 98% spindle speed set and I am guessing that this is well exceeded.
    And WRT the direction of counting is it actually possible to determine direction without a third set of sensors ?

    Other than that the the above is pretty much unfathomable to me.
    My problem is that I am trying to make a machine work in order to give myself a threading function. and until weeks ago I had never even seem Linux cnc.
    I will never ever become fluent in it so I really need someone to lead me by the hand here

    I have looked at the text file provided by that link but have to admit it has lost me

  2. #2
    Quote Originally Posted by John11668 View Post
    I am not sure what gmocappy needs in the way of "at speed " signal . I know I do not have the ratio correct in that a call for S300 would give me a true speed reading of say 420 and I have not yet found the parameter to correct this . What I do know is that in the stepconfig wizard there is a requirement for 98% spindle speed set and I am guessing that this is well exceeded.
    And WRT the direction of counting is it actually possible to determine direction without a third set of sensors ?

    Other than that the the above is pretty much unfathomable to me.
    My problem is that I am trying to make a machine work in order to give myself a threading function. and until weeks ago I had never even seem Linux cnc.
    I will never ever become fluent in it so I really need someone to lead me by the hand here

    I have looked at the text file provided by that link but have to admit it has lost me
    I see that you have also posted on the linuxcnc forum.

    Once you have used stepconf then you have to hand edit the files as stepconf will overwrite them

    The zipped up file I posted is my working config (I think you have a different tool changer) to view the file you have have to rename it by removing the "txt" from the end and then unzip it.

    As have been asked on the other forum it would help to post your hal and ini files
    ..Clive
    The more you know, The better you know, How little you know

  3. #3
    Quote Originally Posted by Clive S View Post
    I see that you have also posted on the linuxcnc forum.

    Once you have used stepconf then you have to hand edit the files as stepconf will overwrite them

    The zipped up file I posted is my working config (I think you have a different tool changer) to view the file you have have to rename it by removing the "txt" from the end and then unzip it.

    As have been asked on the other forum it would help to post your hal and ini files
    Hi Clive and thanks for your input.
    When I first asked the question on both forums , I was unaware that the same faces would respond on both. Sorry if this causes a problem . maybe we just need to establish which is the best platform to carry on..

    My toolchanger at this stage is a pair of hands , which are prompted to act by an onscreen message.

    I will try to insert your configuration into axis but have to say that I am not familiar with axis . So Please excuse me if I have to come back with another query.
    I will try to send a zipped up set of all my current config files , but it may take me a while as I am quite committed over the next couple of days .
    Shall I do it here or "over there "

    I am not expecting miracles from this machine . It is really just a learning platform for me , but if I could get to the stage where I can make a few small shoulder bolts in both metric and imperial, it would then go into the corner of the workshop , while I hopefully move on.

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    John. There are more people that use Linuxcnc on the other forum Andy Pugh on there is very knowledgeable.

    You have to remember that none of us have crystal balls (get ready for the pun)

    In other words how can anybody help without pictures and the config files.

    I see that you have put some of them on the other forum but they are not complete ie the INI file is missing.

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UaHC0L7MXGo

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TibpSsLeoEY

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lNNHD98pX2o
    ..Clive
    The more you know, The better you know, How little you know

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