Re: [CAD_CAM_EDM_DRO] Re: lost steps
Posted by
Jon Elson
on 2003-01-10 22:36:02 UTC
cdoughtynz wrote:
must stay in the right
state AFTER the step pulse is issued, until the step actually goes out
to the motor. With
microstepping and step multiplier drives, that can be a long time,
depending on the conditions
at that moment.
Most other step drivers require the direction signal to be stable some
microseconds before
and hold a microsecond or so after the leading edge of the step signal,
and then it can
change. This causes trouble with some programs. I had to modify my
stepper controller
board to accomodate these drives. It has a flip flop that latches the
direction signal when
the step pulse occurs and holds it in that state until the next step pulse.
Jon
>The software I am using is Lcam and the 0.25mm diameter is the offsetGecko drivers have a strange requirement for the direction signal. It
>required to get a 5 mm hole using a 3/16" cutter.
>the software has been checked out with a Larken board and that does
>not lose a single step.
>I have 2 machines one with larken drivers and one with Gecko's, both
>using the same software. one loses steps and the other doesn't.
>has anyone else had this problem?
>
>
must stay in the right
state AFTER the step pulse is issued, until the step actually goes out
to the motor. With
microstepping and step multiplier drives, that can be a long time,
depending on the conditions
at that moment.
Most other step drivers require the direction signal to be stable some
microseconds before
and hold a microsecond or so after the leading edge of the step signal,
and then it can
change. This causes trouble with some programs. I had to modify my
stepper controller
board to accomodate these drives. It has a flip flop that latches the
direction signal when
the step pulse occurs and holds it in that state until the next step pulse.
Jon
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Re: RE: lost steps
cdoughtynz <cdoughty@p...
2003-01-10 09:18:26 UTC
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2003-01-10 09:59:24 UTC
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2003-01-10 10:07:02 UTC
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2003-01-10 10:26:32 UTC
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2003-01-10 22:36:02 UTC
Re: [CAD_CAM_EDM_DRO] Re: lost steps
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2003-01-16 19:59:45 UTC
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cdoughtynz <cdoughty@p...
2003-01-20 01:51:12 UTC
Re: lost steps
Jon Elson
2003-01-21 23:10:47 UTC
Re: [CAD_CAM_EDM_DRO] Re: lost steps