Thread: Ready Steady Eddy
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24-03-2014 #1
More playing about today, lashed some wires in for the two X axis stepper motors and got it moving, A is a slave off X
Settings as follows;
AM882 - microstep 8 giving 1600 steps/rev
Mach3 - steps per = 160 (using 10mm pitch ball screws), Velocity 10000 mm/min, Acceleration 3000 mm/sec.
Tried velocity up to 15000 but it stalled quite often, so the question is, how do these numbers sound ?
It's not clear how to set things like 'Kernel Speed' when using the Smooth Stepper, I set it to 35000 Hz anyway.Last edited by EddyCurrent; 24-03-2014 at 07:09 PM.
Spelling mistakes are not intentional, I only seem to see them some time after I've posted
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24-03-2014 #2
Doesn't use Kernal Speed has that's for Parallel port but it's recommended to set it to default 25000Hz. What is the Freq in the SS plug-in.? This is the equivalent of the Kernal speed but you can go much higher. That said don't go too high and you won't need to go much higher than 128Khz.
Your accel is too high really at 3000 try 1500-2000, having Accel high will make for jurky movements and potential stalls or lost steps. You'll probably find you can go higher on Velocity without changing any thing other than lowering Accel.
To be honest thou 10mtr/min is fine for rapid speeds, 10mtr/min is 1000Rpm on 10mm pitch so going higher risks chance of missed steps from lower torque as motors reach the corner speed and gantry weight and inertia push the motors.!
In practice you'll rarely cut at those speeds so I wouldn't go chasing any more speed really.!! . . . .Your after smooth stable running.Last edited by JAZZCNC; 24-03-2014 at 08:08 PM.
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