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General Mach Discussion / Scale is off..
« on: February 20, 2010, 08:32:42 PM »
I've done a search and read about a zillion replies, and still don't see any suggestions for anything I haven't already done. I'm stumped. When I run the roadrunner g-code, the tool path on the display moves much faster than the actual x/y/z's are moving. The DRO scale is 1.
Steps Per Math is...
200 steps per rev on the motors
1/4 - 20 lead screws,
1/8 micro stepping,
"Steps per" is 32000 Right??
I have verified the board (Rockcliff) is set to 1/8 microstepping from the factory, and I have double checked the jumpers myself. No jumpers on = 1/8 microstepping. I'm also thinking if the board was not microstepping, and I had Mach configured at 32000, it would have the opposite effect correct? Motors are tuned down to 20 inches /min velocity as the default setting of 40 was too fast for them.
The difference in the scale is substancial, in fact it may be 1 to 8
I swear I don't have steps per at 320,000.
What else could it be ??
Going nuts in Texas...
Steps Per Math is...
200 steps per rev on the motors
1/4 - 20 lead screws,
1/8 micro stepping,
"Steps per" is 32000 Right??
I have verified the board (Rockcliff) is set to 1/8 microstepping from the factory, and I have double checked the jumpers myself. No jumpers on = 1/8 microstepping. I'm also thinking if the board was not microstepping, and I had Mach configured at 32000, it would have the opposite effect correct? Motors are tuned down to 20 inches /min velocity as the default setting of 40 was too fast for them.
The difference in the scale is substancial, in fact it may be 1 to 8
I swear I don't have steps per at 320,000.
What else could it be ??
Going nuts in Texas...