Axis/Machine/Calibrate command

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27 Oct 2020 01:01 #187360 by lrak
Not sure what this is supposed to do?

If I press 'test' I sort of expected to see some 'flutter-wumping' behavior? Just sits there..

I understand PID loops - just don't understand what this tool is supposed to do?

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27 Oct 2020 01:30 #187361 by PCW
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It allows you to adjust PID (and other) parameters
live and then if desired, save them back to your .ini file

For PID tuning you would typically run gcode that does repetitive
moves of one axis and view the following error on halscope
while adjusting the parameters
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27 Oct 2020 05:10 #187370 by lrak
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Thanks - figured it out after a bit ... duhh.. it is NOT a self tuning program.. (I was braced with my finger on ESTOP ready for drama, expecting the table to start shuddering - I had to look funny.. )..

For the next person ..

Machine/Calibration -- makes a temporary live change of PID parameters - replaced with values from the "calibration" window after you press 'test'. Do not forget to press "test" after each change you want to try and "cancel" after the test. While in test - one has to create the move and monitor things with halscope... rinse - repeat..
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27 Oct 2020 16:06 #187438 by rootboy
The Yaskawa spindle drive in our lathe already has a built-in PID loop which is already tuned quite nicely. It reads the resolver on the motor to get its speed reference feedback.

So I've left the PID loop gains set to zero (FF0 is set to "1" however) since the last thing that I want to do is add a PID loop to a nicely tuned existing one. ;>

We'll see how it does under load...

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