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SmoothStepper USB / Re: ESS and poor motor response
« on: May 31, 2015, 07:15:35 PM »
Don't assume that the .xml file has all the correct settings for your machine. The CNC Routerparts .xml file contains settings that work with their machine, not yours.
I'd recommend starting with a completely new profile, and setting up everything yourself correctly.
If you want your machine to run correctly, you're going to have to learn how to do it.
It sounds like you may have incorrect steps/unit settings, and acceleration and velocity settings that don't work with your machine. Acceleration and velocity need to be set using a trial and error process.
This sounds like the machine is configured to possibly use home switches, and you don't have any?
All of these issues can be from using an .xml file that doesn't match your machine.
I'd recommend starting with a completely new profile, and setting up everything yourself correctly.
If you want your machine to run correctly, you're going to have to learn how to do it.
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The motors now move faster and smoother except for the first second or two on the Y axis. It still has a grinding as it starts and stops but runs better back and forth than it did before.
It sounds like you may have incorrect steps/unit settings, and acceleration and velocity settings that don't work with your machine. Acceleration and velocity need to be set using a trial and error process.
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My DRO for X,Y & A are red and will not go to green
This sounds like the machine is configured to possibly use home switches, and you don't have any?
All of these issues can be from using an .xml file that doesn't match your machine.