cannot have VFD spindle speed change in Gmoccapy

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23 Mar 2023 11:07 #267352 by raychar
Attached please find the captured screen, hal, and ini, files. Forward and reverse rotation buttons are in operation, but the speed always stays at slow speed, even when slider increase and decrease buttons is hit, neither will it be at higher speed when the line S5000 M3.is typed in MDI

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24 Mar 2023 04:33 #267395 by Hakan
OUTPUT_MIN_LIMIT is set to 10000, 4th line from end of ini file. Lower that and see if that helps. If you run the spindle at 300 and 5000 rpm you should propably review those OUTPUT_xxxx parameters.

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24 Mar 2023 12:01 #267405 by HansU
You also have to set this in the Gmoccapy settings: linuxcnc.org/docs/2.9/html/gui/gmoccapy.html#_hardware
What do you have here for limits?

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24 Mar 2023 16:29 #267409 by raychar
Here please see some photo in the attachments : 
1) In Gmoccapy screen, cannot get the max. speed of 24000 at 100%, it shows only 5000 at 100% and  varies to 2500 at 50% when slider moves
2) the outcome speed can be seen on the DRO, it always stays at around 900+rpm, no matter the slider moves up and down between 50% and 100%, while there is voltage change when VI to ACM is measured, it changes from 1V to 2V. The terminal at SPINDLE + was measured, it is at 10V 
3) the corresponding connections from VFD to 7i76e terminals are:
REV -->SPINDLE DIR +
DCM -->SPINDLE DK -
FOR -->SPINDLE EN +
DCM --SPINDLE EN -
NONE -->NC
+10V-->SPINDLE +
VI --> SPINDLE OUT
ACM --> SPINDLE -
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24 Mar 2023 19:27 #267413 by snowgoer540
Topic moved to gmoccapy per HansU's request.
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24 Mar 2023 22:35 #267428 by HansU
Hmm you can try to remove the [SPINDLE_0] section and check if this changes the display in Gmoccapy.
Otherwise you can check/compare with one of the Gmoccapy sample configs - there it is displayed correctly:
 
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27 Mar 2023 09:01 #267591 by raychar
>in before, i made mistake by not having the change jumper position on the vfd inverter (internal or external potentiometer selection).
>after the correction and the performing the deletion of the {SPINDLE_0} lines in ini. file as per suggestion, the spindle speed variation can be made.
>However, it is still not as good as expected. As can be seen in attachments' screenshots, the gmoccapy setting page, spindle starting RPM, the value 50 cannot be set further downward(?), the outcome slider bar (in next photo) is 50% at the lowest, that cannot go lower to, let say 0% or 20%. So, the outcome lowest(starting) speed is very high; around 12000.
>The next photo shows the highest speed 24000 that the corresponding 100% RPM value now can be attained. 
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27 Mar 2023 18:16 #267619 by HansU
The value "Starting RPM" in the gmoccapy settings is the default value that is used if you just turn on the spindle with the buttons on the GUI.
This value will be overriden by a G-code. For example, just enter S10000 in MDI mode and you should see 10000 when you set the override bar to 100%.

So having 50 rpm at 100% spindle override and 25 rpm at 50% spindle override is totally reasonable.
The lower override limit is set in the INI-file:
MIN_SPINDLE_OVERRIDE = 0.500000
Together with
MAX_SPINDLE_OVERRIDE = 1.000000
it means that you can set the override from 50% to 100%.

And that you have 24000 rpm on your VFD when setting 50 is well a wrong scaling.


 
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20 Apr 2023 20:56 - 20 Apr 2023 20:56 #269517 by HansU
Were you able to solve your issue?
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