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31-12-2015 #1
Wondering if anyone knows why my stepper motors keep stopping and starting when a program is running but in jog mode they run fine. Only new so Mach3 might not be set up ok.
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31-12-2015 #3
It's G-code. I won't be able to get a vid until tomorrow but will do asap. I have them set as is in the manual that came with them.
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31-12-2015 #4
Not giving us much to go on here Davo we are not Mystic Meg's.? Could be lots of things.
Explain better exactly what happens ie: Does it stop completely or stop/start. On which axis and at what point of travel on machine, same place or random spots. When or where in the code, beginning, middle end.? . . . . Video better still.
Give details of the Motor tuning in Mach3 for each axis.
Give Info regards drive model and Micro stepping, PSU voltage, motor size/model.
Parallel port or external motion control.
Give some indication to size and type of machine.
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01-01-2016 #5
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The vid is not watchable and the pics too small. Dont use the 'save locally' option, it makes the pics tiny. If you can get the vid on utoob, it will help.
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01-01-2016 #7
https://youtu.be/rbJveQTkICA this is a link to a video of the motors
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01-01-2016 #8
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01-01-2016 #9
Ok well first turn the Kernal speed sown to 25000hz you don't need it that high. Going to high here stresses the parallel port.
Next the fact you are testing on the bench and not fastening the motors down will cause resonance which could be some if not all of the problem.
Also the Steps per setting how did you come to the figure of 320.? . . . . And What are Micro steps set to on your drives.?
Are each axis set to the exact same step per figure and tuning.? You must select the Axis on the side bar to correctly display for that axis and then save after every change.
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01-01-2016 #10
Thanks for replying
Ok I will try fastening the motor to the frame tomorrow to see if this corrects the problem.
The steps per setting I have used is what was outlined in the illustrations provided with both the motors and drivers. The micro steps are set at 1/8. On my drivers this corresponds to off on off.
Yes I have checked each axis and they are correct.
I will try and upload pictures of driver.
Once again many thanks for your time and patience
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