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General Mach Discussion / Re: Jerky motors on slow feed rate
« on: March 10, 2008, 04:14:56 AM »
Many thanks for the suggestions.
But yesterday I made some other tests that have been very successfull.
As I said I had very big problems on slow feed rate and not on very high. So I tried to activate the motors on HALF STEP (I was working with ENTIRE STEP and my hardware has some bridges to choose 1/2 , 1/4 and 1/8 step) and changing then step/unit to the double: everything was fine (to maintain the same mm/min the pulsing from the PC was doubled by the software).
Now, the final configuration is set to 1/8 step on the hardware and 533 step/unit (I have a 200 step/turn motor and a screw with a pitch of 3 mm) and I sounds pretty good.
I made some working simulations at the speed of 100 mm/min (the worst I had before) and then RETURN TO ZERO without evident errors.
I didn't found the cause but I solved so the problem... (well... I hope)
Many thanks for you help.
Antonio
But yesterday I made some other tests that have been very successfull.
As I said I had very big problems on slow feed rate and not on very high. So I tried to activate the motors on HALF STEP (I was working with ENTIRE STEP and my hardware has some bridges to choose 1/2 , 1/4 and 1/8 step) and changing then step/unit to the double: everything was fine (to maintain the same mm/min the pulsing from the PC was doubled by the software).
Now, the final configuration is set to 1/8 step on the hardware and 533 step/unit (I have a 200 step/turn motor and a screw with a pitch of 3 mm) and I sounds pretty good.
I made some working simulations at the speed of 100 mm/min (the worst I had before) and then RETURN TO ZERO without evident errors.
I didn't found the cause but I solved so the problem... (well... I hope)
Many thanks for you help.
Antonio