<snip> > If this isn't the answer you need (and I bet it might not be), please > give more information. I think a good pattern to follow for help over > email is: describe exactly what you did, describe exactly what you saw > as a result, describe how this is different from what you expect. > > Chris
Upon restarting Linux Ubuntu. From memory and note that I'm new to Linux.. I selected places -> Home folder -> emc2 -> configs -> m5i20 -> m5i20.ini . Went to axis 0, axis 1, and axis 2 and set them all to Maximum Velocity of 5 inches per sec. Then I saved it, fine so far. I then started EMC2 and selected the m5i20 configuration. Anytime I try a move or jog over 60 ipm, it kicks out following error. When I look at the calibration screen on AXIS, maximum velocities are as follows, axis 0 = 5, axis 1 = 1, and axis 2 = 1. Axis 0 took but 1 and 2 somehow set themselves to 1. In calibration screen, I set axis 1 and 2 max velocity to 5, selected "TEST", it took, selected "OK", selected "SAVE TO FILE". Closed calibration, tried to jog, axis 2 fault again, opened up Calibrate and Axis 1 and 2 were back at a maximum velocity of 1. What setting determines the velocity of a rapid move? My system is supposed to be capable of 240ipm but I'd like to set it to 60ipm for now to get it to stop kicking out. I have changed maximum output from 1 to 5 and minimum ferror to 0.2, it now runs the lathe pawn program without faulting but I can't jog very fast and maximum velocity still changes itself back to 1.0 for axis 1 and 2, axis 0 lets me change it and works as expected. This may be a hint, I attempted to set my X and Z axis as 0 and 1, but for tuning, I have to change axis 2 parameters, even though the analog output and encoder feedback are connected to axis 1 for Z. Thanks again! Roger Neal [EMAIL PROTECTED] ------------------------------------------------------------------------- This SF.net email is sponsored by DB2 Express Download DB2 Express C - the FREE version of DB2 express and take control of your XML. No limits. Just data. Click to get it now. http://sourceforge.net/powerbar/db2/ _______________________________________________ Emc-users mailing list [email protected] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/emc-users
