Thread: The illusive Boxford 260vmc
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21-08-2010 #1
ok change the steps to 200, and try again
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21-08-2010 #2
Ok with 200 steps if i jog the Z axis from 0.0000 to 1.0000 i get a movement of 1mm. but slow.
Always bear in mind that your own resolution to succeed is more important than any other - Abe Lincoln
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21-08-2010 #3
to speed up the axis you raise the velocity, but the faster you go the more chance you have of stallling the motor and loosing steps.
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21-08-2010 #4
Ok thats cool what would you suggest for volocity and accell
Always bear in mind that your own resolution to succeed is more important than any other - Abe Lincoln
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21-08-2010 #5
the only time you alter the steps is if you change the mode the stepper driver drives the motor, eg., half step 1/8 step ect.
But for now we'll use the settings the drives are on, which gives you 200 steps per unit.
PS. see post 243.
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21-08-2010 #6
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21-08-2010 #7
you may want to lower the velocity a bit on the "z" as it's always a bit heavier on the stepper, 1000 or 1200 should be good.
Have a play around, don't worry about stalling a drive, at this stage you're not machining so best to find out the limits of the drives now.
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21-08-2010 #8
don't feel too confident, you've got the spindle to come.
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