Hi,
My screw compensation procedure for X worked well.
For Y on a slaved gantry machine, it does the opposite, doubles the error. I then flipped polarity of all compensations, how come it provides an opposite correction?
Is the screw comp Y/N selector supposed to be enabled for both Y and Ysl, or just Y?
Thanks,
Screw compensation working in reverse
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Re: Screw compensation working in reverse
Upon further investigation, screw comp on Y is only affecting one of the channels even if both are selected, for Y.
I set screw comp to a figure of 11mm instead of 25, it travels the 'extra corrected' distance on the Y-sl only. Earlier in the evening it was travelling in the Y non-sl only, anyhow. How can I get it to accept one screw comp for both Y motors?
I set screw comp to a figure of 11mm instead of 25, it travels the 'extra corrected' distance on the Y-sl only. Earlier in the evening it was travelling in the Y non-sl only, anyhow. How can I get it to accept one screw comp for both Y motors?
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Re: Screw compensation working in reverse
hardware pair the motors or make both motor rotate the same, right now one is rotating the opposite of the other
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Re: Screw compensation working in reverse
Ok,
So I will reverse one within the Clearpath control side, then set Centroid side to both same way.
This is easy enough. I'll give it a try.
Thanks
So I will reverse one within the Clearpath control side, then set Centroid side to both same way.
This is easy enough. I'll give it a try.
Thanks
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