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Question for Steve


ozzie34231
 

Have you cut any threads with the latest Mach2?

Jerry


Steve Blackmore
 

On Wed, 06 Aug 2003 15:39:57 -0000, you wrote:

Have you cut any threads with the latest Mach2?
No, afraid not - impossible until step/direction speed control works
properly.

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Steve Blackmore


Art
 

Steve:

Thansks, I did'nt realize it was lathe that had the problem, will
retroubleshoot. Have already fixed the Mist/Flood thing this morning.
Thatnks for the long outstanding reminder. Severasl other things have been
fixed as well, but I will do spindle now.
I do have a report of Mill not running the VFD properly from step/dir,
your is running OK in Mill, right?

Thanks,
Art
www.artofcnc.ca


Steve Blackmore
 

On Wed, 06 Aug 2003 15:35:15 -0300, you wrote:

Thansks, I did'nt realize it was lathe that had the problem, will
retroubleshoot. Have already fixed the Mist/Flood thing this morning.
Thatnks for the long outstanding reminder. Severasl other things have been
fixed as well, but I will do spindle now.
I do have a report of Mill not running the VFD properly from step/dir,
your is running OK in Mill, right?
Didn't run it as such, I manually set speed on mill VFD with a pot. I
just disconnected 10V & 0V wires to VFD and checked voltage, but I
will try it tommorrow.

I also have another fault, which is probably mine in that VFD/motor is
inducing steps on X axis causing creeping. Funny thing is if I've
jogged in, it moves slowly in, out, if out. I don't know why it is
only doing it on X, but I have my suspicions that the gecko is faulty.
Motor gets hot on standby even though current reduction is set, but
not on Z. I'm going to swap them over in the morning and see if it
follows the gecko or stays on X. I disconnected the spindle sensor and
it still does it - so not that. I'll try it on mill and see if it does
it there too, before I go altering wiring and let you know what I
find.

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Steve Blackmore


Art
 

Steve:

Definitely noise on the step pin. When you jog, the DIR pin gets set and
dosent change until you change diretcion, thats why it creeps in the last
direction.

Art
www.artofcnc.ca


Steve Blackmore
 

On Wed, 06 Aug 2003 16:50:47 -0300, you wrote:


Definitely noise on the step pin. When you jog, the DIR pin gets set and
dosent change until you change diretcion, thats why it creeps in the last
direction.
Fixed that - I had broken the screen wire on the connector!

Another problem just cropped up, not used tooltables until now, lathe
tooltable seems to overwrite mill tooltable & vice versa. Also can you
set it as X,Z offset not Z,X offset or is there a reason for this?
Also store touch facility is missing?
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Steve Blackmore