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need help setting up, and troubleshooting config for a 48" X 48" X 5" router

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9 years 4 months ago #94654 by travis036
i am fairly new to CNC, so please be gentile on me ;)

ok, i bought a Techno/Isel CNC router a while back, it is about 48" X 48" X 5" working area. all the components i have bought off eBay to get it operational again.

my stepper drivers are HY-DIV268N-5A, i don't have the stepper info on me at the time, but i can get it if needed.

now, i am not sure how to setup LinuxCNC for my hardware. i couldn't find any timing info for my stepper drivers, so if somebody knows the values i would be most grateful.
Here are the symptoms:
all axis will move fine when jogging with the test controls in StepConf Wizard, though the negative jog is a little more noisy than the positing movement. when i jog with LinuxCNC, it works the first time on all axis, but when i cycle back through, all axis make a lot of noise with no movement. also, when i set "Machine off", the steppers all buzz.

thoughts? suggestions?

Thanks in advance for any help.

~Travis

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9 years 4 months ago #94655 by BigJohnT
Here is a stepper driver timing page from the wiki.
wiki.linuxcnc.org/cgi-bin/wiki.pl?Stepper_Drive_Timing

What values do you have now for step and direction timing?

JT

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9 years 4 months ago #94656 by travis036
i am not at my machine right now, but the last driver setting i tried was for the Hobbycnc preset. i was trying to find one that would work for a base value to figure it out from.

~Travis

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9 years 4 months ago #94657 by BigJohnT
Really you can't just guess at the numbers... there must be some info somewhere on the drive about timings. Start with the chinese blue board timings from the link I gave you.

JT

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9 years 4 months ago #94658 by travis036
ok, thanks, i will do just that. I have searched google, and all i could find is the connection diagrams. failing that, i may have to open one up and see what driver chip it uses, and find a datasheet for it.

~Travis

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9 years 4 months ago #94659 by BigJohnT
The driver chip is only a part of the equation, other parts like optos may require longer times than the chip itself.

JT

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