Gene, can you share a link to the motor you are using?

Thanks

> On Apr 29, 2022, at 3:46 AM, gene heskett <ghesk...@shentel.net> wrote:
> 
> On Thursday, 28 April 2022 21:17:20 EDT gene heskett wrote:
>>> On Thursday, 28 April 2022 19:35:44 EDT andy pugh wrote:
>>> On Fri, 29 Apr 2022 at 00:20, gene heskett <ghesk...@shentel.net>
>> wrote:
>>>>> Surely you already know that? It's 360 x 100 x SCALE ?
>>>> Sure Andy. But what is the scale?
>>> 200 * 16 * 40 * (60/53) / 360
>> But these motors are not 200, but 300, they are 3 phase, 1.2 degrees a
>> full step. 300 steps per rev for full step.
>> So by purely mechanical means, that would then be:
>> 300 * 16 * 40 * [60/53] / 360, or 603.7735849 according to my TI-36X
>> Pro. But thats about 5x what seems to be pretty close @ 125.xxxxx.
>> Something, someplace is lying like a rug. But where? You got the hal
>> file now, is it wrong?
> Two problems to fix before its right.
> 
> 1. These drivers have two microstep modes, digital and apparently powers 
> of 10. Only one switch is on, sw3, which claims it makes a full turn of 
> the motor in 6400 steps. Just one problem. A 300 full step per turn motor 
> cannot be made to equal 6400 with any integer multiplier. At /16, its not 
> 6400, but 4800 steps per turn. A value that's off either by .75, or 
> 1.333333333333 depending on interchanging the numbers. If it is truely 
> actually 6400 microsteps/turn, what the hell kind of math is it useing? 
> Obviously NOT a power of 2. I think these little magic boxes are miss-
> marked. Obviously whoever drew up that silk screen was thinking in terms 
> of a 200 full steps per turn motor, and the 3 phase models are 300, not 
> 200. So that means 300*16 is 4800 steps per turn of the motor shaft. No 
> way in hell can I make the math work using thier silk screened figures.
> 
> So that's problem #1. And the correct answer can only be found if #2 is a 
> 1/1 answer.
> 
> [edited]
>> I just found the stepgen drawings in the docs and I think my hal file
>> is wrong, the values presented by the position.fb pins are not in the
>> same units as .count's. position.fb has been scaled.
> 
> 2. The $64k question then, since the step itself is not available to hal 
> for counting, is the stepgen a direct translator?, issueing 1 full step 
> per count it reports on the .count pin?
> (yes/no)
> If no, what is the ratio?
> 
>> And this needs counts. I'll fix that when I get it back together. Then
>> maybe it will make sense.
>> currently stepgen3.counts is      -173640,
>> while    stepgen3.position.fb is  1380.7
> 
> Fixed already, but not yet exersized for truthfullness. A sneakernet 
> mistake. :o(
> 
> Thank you, Andy.
> 
> Cheers, Gene Heskett.
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