Re: Ini file
> Even with freqmod.o I am still loosing Z axis steps where the path has a
> steep change in the Z axis.
>
> So I am once again resorting to a g-code filter program to insert F.X
> commands where the Z drops/rasies quickly. Still fidling with it. But I
> am enjoying myself.
>
> Once I get over this hurdle I may make the feedrate adjustment an automatic
> part of the emcprobe program.
perhaps if you have a shared power supply, it has insufficient reserve power
to move all the axis at once ? You could use more/bigger supply capacitors or
a local reservoir capacitor at each drive .If your psu voltage isn't dropping
it may be a supply resistance problem ? You could use local reservoirs +
bigger wires on the supply.
Another thought could be your command wires may have to much capacitance
and the higher speeds are asking too much from your parrallel port card
supply. you could try better cable (or just to prove it some thin wire pairs
hand twisted 2t/inch and wired signal/ground for each parport output )
dont forget to check your drive earthing/common, seen a few problems where
there were seperate power wires but a single common return wire the same
rating. which would carry the 3 supply currents and lift the ground at the
drives which would then ground via your parrallel port signal returns !!
my first post. Is this progress or is everyone dropping to my level
hope this helps someone
jamie
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