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  1. #1
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    G0 works in MDI but not in a program...

    Howdy,

    I have LinuxCNC 2.5 and have the steppers all cool but have one problem.

    I did the Stepconfig wizard and the test axis works fine...speed/accel.

    In LinuxCNC however if I do a G0 move in a g code program it doesn't G0

    In MDI it does !!!! It seems like the federate is ignored as well since I tried bumping it way up... like F100.

    Is this a simple fix? I'm not losing steps, everything seems fine except for this problem.

    Thanks!
    Nelson
    i build the braces that keep american teeth straight......tick tick tick

  2. #2
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    Hi Nelson,

    Please post the first part of you program up to and including the G0 move and maybe a few extra lines.
    It will make finding your problem a little easier. Also what happens if you change the G0 to a G1 move?
    Quick... catch all the smoke so I can stuff it back in.

  3. #3
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    Here it is. Nothing fancy. The G0 lines don't go fast. In the MDI mode a G0 command sends the axis going fast, as it does in the stepconfig "test axis" also...

    g0x2y0.5
    g1x2y.4z1.5f50
    G0x-2y-.4z-1.5
    g0x0y0z0
    g2x-.5y-.5r.5F200
    g0x0y0z0
    m30

    Thanks
    i build the braces that keep american teeth straight......tick tick tick

  4. #4
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    Hi Nelson,

    I just tried this on axis 2.4.6 and 2.6.0-pre0-4472-gbc335b8 and both work fine. I don't have 2.5 installed to test it out though sorry. I can see no reason it should not work though. What is your max feed rate set to in your config files?
    Quick... catch all the smoke so I can stuff it back in.

  5. #5
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    Sorry to jerk you around... It's working fine, my brain is slow perhaps.

    I'm using 2 linear tables with different motors, screws, etc. Developing a grinding automation device.
    what was happening was I moved both axes with the G0 and controllers move axes so each reaches the end at the same time. The Y axis has a pitch of 50 threads per inch so goes slow...just like my brain.

    When I do the programming for the parts I'll just issue a G0 for the X then the Y to speed things up.

    BTW what's your tagline mean?

    Nelson
    i build the braces that keep american teeth straight......tick tick tick

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