right M3 set to external4 works fine, auggie external 4 bad 3 good, could not get more than 4 in M3.
with the new update auggie is picking up changes to pokeys fast, no need to turn power on or off, good that's fixed.
I am going to try doing the code for the spindle now.
Re: getting the 57cnc to work with G540
Re: getting the 57cnc to work with G540
Dan:
Thats really Odd. Bob has trouble with internal engine, you with external.
Id really love to know what it is about a g540 thats particular. However, it may be the computer
and how it reacts to auggie as well, only more testing and users will tell me that.
Its much faster now, updates quite quickly, but , it is possible graphics for example may be a bottleneck.
Do me a favour sometime while testing, select "editmode" in the config, click on the toolpath
and delete it. ( Dont answer yes to "save screen?" questions from then no. but run the motors, jog and so on,
let me know if having no tool-path fixes it. It would eliminate the tool-path graphics from the equation..
Also, try to select a low enough jog speed that your not all the time in accel, and hold the jog steady
to see if its shifting frequencies doing it, or if a steady frequency does it.
Check the log after all this for any messages that say "Bog Report". By the way, the log is turned off
after startup, you must check the log button now to start it recording for any session.
Thx
Art
Thats really Odd. Bob has trouble with internal engine, you with external.
Id really love to know what it is about a g540 thats particular. However, it may be the computer
and how it reacts to auggie as well, only more testing and users will tell me that.
Its much faster now, updates quite quickly, but , it is possible graphics for example may be a bottleneck.
Do me a favour sometime while testing, select "editmode" in the config, click on the toolpath
and delete it. ( Dont answer yes to "save screen?" questions from then no. but run the motors, jog and so on,
let me know if having no tool-path fixes it. It would eliminate the tool-path graphics from the equation..
Also, try to select a low enough jog speed that your not all the time in accel, and hold the jog steady
to see if its shifting frequencies doing it, or if a steady frequency does it.
Check the log after all this for any messages that say "Bog Report". By the way, the log is turned off
after startup, you must check the log button now to start it recording for any session.
Thx
Art
Re: getting the 57cnc to work with G540
I will do it now I am in no mood to do code writing, I am having a fight over a problem with the M3 fusion 360 pp that they can't see is a problem what stands out like dogs ball, no it all twats
Re: getting the 57cnc to work with G540
no tool path screen made no change, slowed everything down just went slow nice motor graph or what ever you call it same with fast looks good.
tried 4 axis with no tool path no change. shit
nothing bad in log.
internal 3 axis does not work for me at all, that could be bobs problem he may need to use external.
found a bug running road runner with no tool path screen it crashes Auggie half way through the G code.
that's all I will do some more playing tonight, if I find anything you will see it in the morning
tried 4 axis with no tool path no change. shit
nothing bad in log.
internal 3 axis does not work for me at all, that could be bobs problem he may need to use external.
found a bug running road runner with no tool path screen it crashes Auggie half way through the G code.
that's all I will do some more playing tonight, if I find anything you will see it in the morning
Re: getting the 57cnc to work with G540
Thanks Dan:
Always appreciate the tests, Bobs is the 57E, so he has no external, just internal 3 axis..
Art
Always appreciate the tests, Bobs is the 57E, so he has no external, just internal 3 axis..
Art
Re: getting the 57cnc to work with G540
o he needs the 57cnc V1.2 or see if he cant get the newer one unless the 1.2 is the new one
Re: getting the 57cnc to work with G540
found another big problem Ethernet is bad, it runs ruff as gut when using the ethernet not changing anything just cables. going back to USB it comes good.
Bob a test for ya USB compared to ethernet.
Bob a test for ya USB compared to ethernet.
Re: getting the 57cnc to work with G540
Hi Dan:
Bobs 57E only has Ethernet, no USB on board.
Its possible your Ethernet is boggy, I had trouble on mine
until I shut down my router monitor for example.
Does the time anomalies DRO in the diags panel
show a count while you run in E Net? If so there is a way to
troubleshoot why, but Ill have to do a video on it to show how.
E Net is actually faster generally, and should give better performance,
but it does rely on the network not to be bogged down with address
resolution calls. Checking the time anomalies is one way to check if your network
needs some tuning.. it should read 0.
A time anomaly is a time period where your network locked up for
more than 100ms..
Art
Bobs 57E only has Ethernet, no USB on board.
Its possible your Ethernet is boggy, I had trouble on mine
until I shut down my router monitor for example.
Does the time anomalies DRO in the diags panel
show a count while you run in E Net? If so there is a way to
troubleshoot why, but Ill have to do a video on it to show how.
E Net is actually faster generally, and should give better performance,
but it does rely on the network not to be bogged down with address
resolution calls. Checking the time anomalies is one way to check if your network
needs some tuning.. it should read 0.
A time anomaly is a time period where your network locked up for
more than 100ms..
Art
Re: getting the 57cnc to work with G540
Hi;
Art's right, I do not have USB on the 57E, only Ethernet.. It's an interesting problem that's for sure, why it only acts up on some boards and not others? Is it possible to monitor the network going to one of these Pokey's via one computer while using another to repeat these tests? Could it reveal maybe something?
Bob
Art's right, I do not have USB on the 57E, only Ethernet.. It's an interesting problem that's for sure, why it only acts up on some boards and not others? Is it possible to monitor the network going to one of these Pokey's via one computer while using another to repeat these tests? Could it reveal maybe something?
Bob
Re: getting the 57cnc to work with G540
it jumps from 0 to 15ms I was hoping that ethernet would be faster and better, it's meant to be. it could be a win10 fault it was hard enough getting it going in first places.
a vid would be good I don't mind doing test's my back is out so I am stuck at home need something useful to do.
Bob you should ask if you can try the new 57CNC out on Auggie, I only know there is a new one don't know if it's the one I have or newer.
a vid would be good I don't mind doing test's my back is out so I am stuck at home need something useful to do.
Bob you should ask if you can try the new 57CNC out on Auggie, I only know there is a new one don't know if it's the one I have or newer.