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    Mach 3 feedrate displays wrong on X axis

    Hello everybody...

    Does anybody know why Mach 3 would show a faster feedrate on my X axis then what I have set in motor tuning? I have it set to 400ipm and its shows 1077ipm when jogging around the table. Ive run a few test cuts and everything comes out great. If anybody has any ideas please let me know. Thanks! :-)


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    Are you jogging the X axis only?

    What are your default units?

    It moves the correct distances?

    What version of Mach3?
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    Are you jogging the X axis only?
    Yes... when I jog Y and Z indvidualy they both display correctly.

    What are your default units?
    Inches

    It moves the correct distances?
    Yes.. it seems to be very accurate.

    What version of Mach3?
    1.83


    Thanks.


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    Could it be that I have two motors on my X axis and its throwing Mach off in some way?


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    Has it always done this?

    You're using a 3 or 4 year old version of mach3, so I'd suggest a newer version.
    Gerry

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    It didnt do it on my first machine but it only had one motor on X. If I remember right it started when I added the slave motor for X on my second machine. The version of Mach that I have was on the computer when I got it from a friend... Im not sure who its licensed to or how to go about updating it.


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    If it's working fine, except for the feedrate display, you might want to leave it alone.

    I thought though, that I vaguely remember that as a bug, but it's been several years.
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    Yeah.. other then that its working great. I just thought it may have been somethin simple. Ill just continue to ignore it.. no big deal. Thank you. :-]


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