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Y Axis works in Stepconf, but not in the program. 16 Avr 2012 04:47 #19235

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I am still doing my fitst steps. After the PC runs well now with 8.04 - and I managed the setup all parameters inside the Stepconf wizzard I have a problem with the Y axis:

• Y axis moves perfectly with the Stepconf wizzard
• Y axis is totally dead in the 'real' program (I tried axis.ngc + arcspiral.ngc - X and Z work perfectly)

Any hint what it could be?

The picture is just for reference - my Chinese 6040 mill....

Last Edit: 16 Avr 2012 04:49 by yello.
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Re:Y Axis works in Stepconf, but not in the program. 16 Avr 2012 05:40 #19236

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With Axis GUI (I assume your using it) on, E-Stop out (F1), Power On (F2) is the Y axis stepper holding fast or is it free to turn?

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Re:Y Axis works in Stepconf, but not in the program. 16 Avr 2012 09:17 #19245

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yello wrote:
• Y axis moves perfectly with the Stepconf wizzard
• Y axis is totally dead in the 'real' program (I tried axis.ngc + arcspiral.ngc - X and Z work perfectly)

If I recall correctly the stepconf "test axis" function makes no attempt to control the "Enable" lines, and the actual machine configuration does. So it seems likely that the amplifier is enabled by default, and then is being disabled by the real config.

You may need to un-invert the X channel...
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Re:Y Axis works in Stepconf, but not in the program. 17 Avr 2012 01:51 #19302

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andypugh wrote:If I recall correctly the stepconf "test axis" function makes no attempt to control the "Enable" lines, and the actual machine configuration does. So it seems likely that the amplifier is enabled by default, and then is being disabled by the real config.

You may need to un-invert the X channel...

You recalled correctly! Thank you! I did a matrix with all possibilities and found a working way. (However, will not be long to my next question...)
Last Edit: 17 Avr 2012 02:00 by yello.
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Re:Y Axis works in Stepconf, but not in the program. 17 Avr 2012 02:08 #19303

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for information , you can use one enable pin on the parrallal port and connect all enables to it , you do not need to use one enable per axis.
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Re:Y Axis works in Stepconf, but not in the program. 17 Avr 2012 03:46 #19307

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cncbasher wrote:
for information , you can use one enable pin on the parrallal port and connect all enables to it , you do not need to use one enable per axis.

I am not sure what "enable" does. I guess I should do more reading first. The CNC works now. But I have 3 "Amplifier Enable", and 2 of them are inverted.
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