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Electronic gear ratio
Hello,
I bought chinese cnc router 1325. It is cheep router with clasic steper motor. I upgrade it with serwo motors i bought recently. I have 750w motors with DELTA ASD A2 servos, and i need to insert correct electronic gear ratio so machine will work.
From suplier of machine originaly i get this calculation that i just put in nc studio and machine worked good:
x = 0,01042 mm/pulse
y = 0,01042 mm/pulse
z = 0,00625 mm/pulse
since i changed only motor and machanical things on machine was the same as before, can from this result be calculated electronic gear ratio that i need now?
Thank you for any help.
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Re: Electronic gear ratio
Do you know what the microstepping was set to on the stepper drives you removed?
Gerry
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Re: Electronic gear ratio
http://www.cnczone.com/forums/attach...d=381126&stc=1Originally Posted by ger21
Re: Electronic gear ratio
Your stepper motors were set to 1600 steps/revolution.
Gerry
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Re: Electronic gear ratio
So if i understand correctly, the P1-44 parameter for delta should be set to 1600, and P2-45 ?http://www.cnczone.com/forums/attach...d=381128&stc=1
