Could you please help me how do you square longitudinal axis with two motor driven each side .
I have two separate home switch each side for my X and A axis .
A is slaved to x axis .
when I hit the ref x button beside x dro both axis move toward the home switch and when it hits to x home switch it stopped and homed but A home switch do nothing .Both home inputs led worked when I triggered
by hand in diagnostic page
I checked home slaved with master axis in general config menu .
(ticked )
Also I have tested ,when I didnt check ( home slaved with master axis in general config) ,when they hit to home switch , wants to twist the cross axis and it was very dangerous .
Could you please tell me how do you home your axis ? Do you click ref x or ref all button.
I didnt check refcombination(9) yet . Because I think it is same with ref x button . because A is salve to x when I click ref x it moves also the A axis.
Is it possible , when we want to auto squaring , separately home X and
A at same time . (is it possible to cancel the slave function between A and X axis and after homing again slave it ? )
please help me how can I auto squaring. ?
thank you
homing problem for logitudinal axis with two motors
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Re: homing problem for logitudinal axis with two motors
Hi Matin,
I've just been Googling about slaving because I have no idea about this yet. Mine is a single motor system.
However, one setting that is worth checking is the following:
In Config (menu) / General Config... / General Configeration (boxed area), is the check box labeled "Home Slave with Master Axis" checked. I think this is only checked when a slaved axis uses only one home switch, therefore it should NOT be checked if you have independant home switched for X and A. If this box is checked Mach only uses one home switch and the A axis simply does what the X axis is doing.
I'm keeping my fingers crossed for you.
Keith.
I've just been Googling about slaving because I have no idea about this yet. Mine is a single motor system.
However, one setting that is worth checking is the following:
In Config (menu) / General Config... / General Configeration (boxed area), is the check box labeled "Home Slave with Master Axis" checked. I think this is only checked when a slaved axis uses only one home switch, therefore it should NOT be checked if you have independant home switched for X and A. If this box is checked Mach only uses one home switch and the A axis simply does what the X axis is doing.
I'm keeping my fingers crossed for you.
Keith.
2500 x 1500 water table
Powermax 1250 & Duramax torch (because of the new $$$$ync system, will buy Thermal Dynamics next)
LinuxCNC
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Alibre Design 3D solid modelling
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Powermax 1250 & Duramax torch (because of the new $$$$ync system, will buy Thermal Dynamics next)
LinuxCNC
Sheetcam
Alibre Design 3D solid modelling
Coreldraw 2019
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Re: homing problem for logitudinal axis with two motors
Dear keith ,
thank you very much for your answer.
I will check it and tell you .
matin
thank you very much for your answer.
I will check it and tell you .
matin
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Re: homing problem for logitudinal axis with two motors
Hi Matin,
another forum I use is Machsupport for any technical chat on Mach. The Googling I did primarilly gave links to chat on that forum.
Keith.
another forum I use is Machsupport for any technical chat on Mach. The Googling I did primarilly gave links to chat on that forum.
Keith.
2500 x 1500 water table
Powermax 1250 & Duramax torch (because of the new $$$$ync system, will buy Thermal Dynamics next)
LinuxCNC
Sheetcam
Alibre Design 3D solid modelling
Coreldraw 2019
Powermax 1250 & Duramax torch (because of the new $$$$ync system, will buy Thermal Dynamics next)
LinuxCNC
Sheetcam
Alibre Design 3D solid modelling
Coreldraw 2019