Mapping the 0-10V to the 1-9V of Kress/AMB Spindles #730
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Sounds right, give it a try. |
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ok, will test, thx |
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Would a bit offtopic on the webbuilder talk, so started a new discussion.
This is the non-linearization 'curve' of the Kress/AMB spindles.
0-1V : base RPM (eg for a 1400FME: 3500)
1-9V : linear scaled from 3500 to 25000
9-10V: 25000
From what i read in the Spindle RPM Linearization and the intro on how the fit_nonlinear_spindle.py program runs, I could counter this with changing the
$35
and$36
..... right?$30=25000 | Maximum spindle speed, RPM
$31=3800 | Minimum spindle speed, RPM
$34=0 | Spindle off Value
$35=
0--> 10 | Spindle min value %$36=
100--> 90 | Spindle max value %Beta Was this translation helpful? Give feedback.
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