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Mach Discussion => General Mach Discussion => Topic started by: mjzrpr on April 22, 2022, 12:41:32 PM
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in homing process when home signal activated, the axis must stoped. whats is acceleration of this stop?
when I set axis acceleration to low value for example 80 mm/s2 , jog moving is very smooth but when do homing the axis stopping hard...
in config>home/limit can just speed of homing. what is acceleration homing?
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Since the point of homing is to find the limit switch and the machine doesn't know where that is, deceleration is not possible only a hard stop. The homing speed is usually set to a few percent of the normal jog speed to minimise the overrun.
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Since the point of homing is to find the limit switch and the machine doesn't know where that is, deceleration is not possible only a hard stop. The homing speed is usually set to a few percent of the normal jog speed to minimise the overrun.
Hi JohnHaine
You are right. hard stop Avoid crash axis and improve position error.
but beter is home stop acceleration should be selectable.
thanks and regards
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How would you know when to start decelerating?
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when I set axis acceleration to low value for example 80 mm/s2 , jog moving is very smooth. but when do homing the axis stopping hard...
Due to very low acceleration, it is visible to the eye!
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Go to config\homing/limits\ and see what speed% is set in the RH column. The default in Mach3 is 20%, IIRC on my machines I have set it to 5%. I think this multiplier works on both the homing speed and acceleration.
Again, how on earth can the machine anticipate when home will be reached when the object of homing is to find that point! Usually there should be a slight overrun possible on the home switch so the overrun doesn't cause lost steps.
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I think this multiplier works on both the homing speed and acceleration.
I do not think homing acceleration is a percentage of acceleration axis. Based on what happens and is seen with the eye!
Usually there should be a slight overrun possible on the home switch so the overrun doesn't cause lost steps.
It can set zero the machin cordinate as soon as the microswitch is activated then slow down at the deceleration. it cause a difference between home switch point and stopping point. This is not a problem. This will not cause the microswitch to break. This could be selectable.
thanks
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Have you tried changing the homing speed setting?
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Have you tried changing the homing speed setting?
Yes sure
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Hi JohnHaine
I repeat test on another mach3 machine with lpt board (mach3 parallel). After the switch is activated, the axis acceleration is very smooth to stop.
first test on china mach3 board that have plugin for connect to board (mkx-et). its not standard mach board.
sorry for incorrect information in first.
thanks
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I think you should change homing speed .