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General Mach Discussion / Re: How does feed hold work when using a smooth stepper? Is it delayed?
« on: February 22, 2016, 03:02:52 AM »
Hi Mark,
I think your understanding is correct.
From the ESS doc...
A smaller buffer size is more responsive to Feed Hold commands, but more sensitive to the ESS running out of data if your computer gets bogged down.
A larger buffer size is less likely to experience the ESS running out of data, but will take longer to respond to Feed Hold commands.
Tweakie.
I think your understanding is correct.
From the ESS doc...
A smaller buffer size is more responsive to Feed Hold commands, but more sensitive to the ESS running out of data if your computer gets bogged down.
A larger buffer size is less likely to experience the ESS running out of data, but will take longer to respond to Feed Hold commands.
Tweakie.