S command doesn't work properly

[BepsIt]

good morning to all,
i just switched the Mill from Mach3 Cnc to KmotionCnc. All is working well but I have some problems with the Spindle; this is the configuration:

-) Spindle's inverter is configured as -5V=>3000Rpm
-) Spindle's Axis is #7, No Input, DAC Servo, Output Gain 1
-) M3, M4, M5, S are calling the C programs as explined into the Help/KMotionCNC/SpindleControl.htm
-) in the MySpindleDefs.h C program I changed the SPINDLEAXIS, SPINDLECW and SPINDLECCW_BIT_BIT in accordance with my hardware
-) the used KmotionCnc screen layout is DualPane3AxisSplit1024x768.scr

Everything is working normally except the S command: M3, M4 and M5 are working and the Spindle start, reverse and stop in accordance with buttons but the S command doesn't change anything. Opening Analog Status I read a fixed value around -1V on DAC #7 and if i change S, the DAC value doesn't change. But i can see from Console that the count per sec are changed.
Have u an idea where I am wrong?

Beppe

[TomKerekes]

Hi Beppe,

Do you have KFLOP Axis #7 configured to use DAC #7?

If you Jog Axis #7 from the Console Screen does the Speed Change. Ie. Jog7=10000

If you Post your S Program, MySpindleDefs.h, and a screen shot of how you have S configured in KMotionCNC | Tool Setup we can check it over

[BepsIt]

tks Tom for the reply.
Now here is night, tomorrow morning i will go to warehouse and i will keep all you request

Beppe

[BepsIt]

Hi Tom,

While waiting I send the requested, can you let me to well understand two things? In particular:

1) in KmotionCnc Tool setup screen, M0-M30 folder, button set as "Execute Prog", the VAR field witch value must to assume?
2) configuring Z axis I had following error due too low axis acceleration; I increased the Accel value in Tool setup screen/Trajectory planner but
noything changed, only when i changed the Accel value in the Init program was the problem solved: is it correct to suppose that the Trajectory
planner Accel value is influent only when smaller than Init Accel value?

Beppe

[TomKerekes]

Hi Beppe,

1) in KmotionCnc Tool setup screen, M0-M30 folder, button set as "Execute Prog", the VAR field witch value must to assume?

The Var field must match the C Program. Normally 113 as set by:

#define KMVAR PC_COMM_CSS_S // variable KMotionCNC will pass speed parameter (113)

#define PC_COMM_CSS_S 113 // S speed setting in inches/sec

2) configuring Z axis I had following error due too low axis acceleration; I increased the Accel value in Tool setup screen/Trajectory planner but
noything changed, only when i changed the Accel value in the Init program was the problem solved: is it correct to suppose that the Trajectory
planner Accel value is influent only when smaller than Init Accel value?

no, the KFLOP Init Program settings affect Jogging and Rapids. The Trajectory Planner settings have an effect while feeding. See this article.

[BepsIt]

good morning Tom,
attached my setting files. Jog command doesn't change Spindle speed, S command in KmotionCnc change the jogging speed but the Dac has the same value.
Waiting your suggestion...

Beppe

[TomKerekes]

Hi Beppe,

If Jogging Axis 7 doesn't move the Spindle then Axis 7 is not configured properly or Axis 7 is not enabled.

Is Axis #7 Enabled? Check the Axis Screen.

How is Axis #7 configured. See the Config/Flash, Step Response, and Filters Screen. It should be configured as described here.

Instead of photos of screens it is better to grab screen shots using Alt-PrintScreen, paste to paint.exe, crop, save as *.png file.

[BepsIt]

hi Tom,
in the Channel 7 configuration picture I sent before do you see something wrong? I uploaded from Kflop the configuration then I am sure about channel 7 status. In the picture below you can see that axis #7 is enabled. Did you ceck my C configuration files? It's all as requested?

[BepsIt]

attached the Init C fil, so you can check if I have wrong configuration

Beppe

[TomKerekes]

Hi Beppe,

Axis #7 is not configured properly with regard to the Step Response Screen Parameters FF and PID. Please read the link in my last post.