The X and Z axis servos are not smooth and quiet like the Y.
You can feel vibration/buzz in the X and Z ball screws when idling.
The load meter display also shows that the X and Z are not steady like the Y.
The Y load meter is steady as a rock when idling.
Z will sometimes release power "Idling too High"
Since I purchased this mill I have not performed an auto tune, Should I?
How often should you run the auto tune?
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Re: How often should you run the auto tune?
You don't tell us much about your setup. Which control, what servos (make and model) and you always need to post a report. Lots of information in it
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Re: How often should you run the auto tune?
For most servos, the kind of tuning to fix the above is on the servo drive itself (using the manufacturer software), not in centroid.Moose wrote: ↑Mon Feb 03, 2020 9:04 pm The X and Z axis servos are not smooth and quiet like the Y.
You can feel vibration/buzz in the X and Z ball screws when idling.
The load meter display also shows that the X and Z are not steady like the Y.
The Y load meter is steady as a rock when idling.
Z will sometimes release power "Idling too High"
Since I purchased this mill I have not performed an auto tune, Should I?
It sounds like the response level of whatever PID loop they use is too high.
Who makes the servos?
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Re: How often should you run the auto tune?
If it's a Centroid All in One DC, then it has the drives.DannyB wrote: ↑Wed Feb 05, 2020 5:19 pmFor most servos, the kind of tuning to fix the above is on the servo drive itself (using the manufacturer software), not in centroid.Moose wrote: ↑Mon Feb 03, 2020 9:04 pm The X and Z axis servos are not smooth and quiet like the Y.
You can feel vibration/buzz in the X and Z ball screws when idling.
The load meter display also shows that the X and Z are not steady like the Y.
The Y load meter is steady as a rock when idling.
Z will sometimes release power "Idling too High"
Since I purchased this mill I have not performed an auto tune, Should I?
It sounds like the response level of whatever PID loop they use is too high.
Who makes the servos?
Again, he does not give enough information when asked.
We can't guess...
Marty
Reminder, for support please follow this post: viewtopic.php?f=20&t=383
We can't "SEE" what you see...
Mesa, AZ
We can't "SEE" what you see...
Mesa, AZ
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Re: How often should you run the auto tune?
Yeah, good point.martyscncgarage wrote: ↑Wed Feb 05, 2020 7:52 pmIf it's a Centroid All in One DC, then it has the drives.DannyB wrote: ↑Wed Feb 05, 2020 5:19 pmFor most servos, the kind of tuning to fix the above is on the servo drive itself (using the manufacturer software), not in centroid.Moose wrote: ↑Mon Feb 03, 2020 9:04 pm The X and Z axis servos are not smooth and quiet like the Y.
You can feel vibration/buzz in the X and Z ball screws when idling.
The load meter display also shows that the X and Z are not steady like the Y.
The Y load meter is steady as a rock when idling.
Z will sometimes release power "Idling too High"
Since I purchased this mill I have not performed an auto tune, Should I?
It sounds like the response level of whatever PID loop they use is too high.
Who makes the servos?
Again, he does not give enough information when asked.
We can't guess...
Marty
We need a report to get anywhere.
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Re: How often should you run the auto tune?
I am assuming this is an Allin1DC system based on your profile. Compare your servo motors to the chart in the ALLin1DC install manual to check the PID settings, then try running auto tune. Save a report first as a backup.