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mycnc:mycnc_pulse_width_setup [2019/04/17 12:50] ivanmycnc:mycnc_pulse_width_setup [2019/04/17 12:56] ivan
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--===== MyCNC Pulse Width Setup ======+===== MyCNC Pulse Width Setup ======
  
-==== MyCNC Pulse Width  elements ==== 
   *In myCNC software, navigate to **Settings**   *In myCNC software, navigate to **Settings**
   *Open the **Hardware** tab   *Open the **Hardware** tab
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 **In order to select such an appropriate pulse width:** **In order to select such an appropriate pulse width:**
  
-  *Choose the speed at which your machine will move in **[meters/second]**+  *Choose the speed at which your machine will move in **[meters / minute]**
  
-  *Convert the **[meters/minute]** speed with which the machine moves to the number of **[revolutions/second]** of the screw/belt/etc based on the **[meters/revolution]** value of the screw/belt on your machine +  *Convert the **[meters / minute]** speed with which the machine moves to the number of **[revolutions / second]** of the screw/belt/etc based on the **[meters / revolution]** value of the screw/belt on your machine 
-     *For example, if the desired **[meters/minute]** speed is equal to 5 meters/minute, and the **[meters/revolution]** value of the screw/belt is 5 millimeters/revolution, the **[revolutions/second]** value will be 16 revolutions/second+     *For example, if the desired **[meters / minute]** speed is equal to 5 meters/minute, and the **[meters / revolution]** value of the screw/belt is 5 millimeters/revolution, the **[revolutions / second]** value will be 16 revolutions/second
  
-  *Locate the minimum **[seconds/step]** value of your step/servo motor (the minimum time it takes the motor to process each individual impulse)+  *Locate the minimum **[seconds / step]** value of your step/servo motor (the minimum time it takes the motor to process each individual impulse)
  
  
-  *Using the **[revolutions/second]** value and the minimum allowed **[seconds/step]** value of the motor, calculate how many **[steps/revolution]** the stepper driver will have to make. The value selected on the stepper motor must be equal or smaller than the number of **[steps/revolution]** obtained from this step for the motor to function properly. +  *Using the **[revolutions / second]** value and the minimum allowed **[seconds / step]** value of the motor, calculate how many **[steps / revolution]** the stepper driver will have to make. The value selected on the stepper motor must be equal or smaller than the number of **[steps / revolution]** obtained from this step for the motor to function properly. 
-      *For example, if the **[steps/revolution]** value has been calculated to be 7800 steps/revolution, then if the stepper driver allows for 3200, 6400, and 12800 steps/revolution, 6400 steps/revolution will be selected.+      *For example, if the **[steps / revolution]** value has been calculated to be 7800 steps/revolution, then if the stepper driver allows for 3200, 6400, and 12800 steps/revolution, 6400 steps/revolution will be selected.
  
-  *Using the **[revolutions/second]** value and the updated stepper driver **[steps/revolution]** value, calculate the actual **[seconds/step]** value of the motor. This value will always be equal or higher than the minimum allowable **[seconds/step]** value of the motor. +  *Using the **[revolutions / second]** value and the updated stepper driver **[steps / revolution]** value, calculate the actual **[seconds / step]** value of the motor. This value will always be equal or higher than the minimum allowable **[seconds / step]** value of the motor. 
-      *For example, if the **[revolutions/second]** value was equal to 16 revolutions/second and the stepper driver **[steps/revolution]** value was equal to 6400 steps/revolution, the actual **[seconds/step]** value of the motor will be equal to 9.76 μs/step.+      *For example, if the **[revolutions / second]** value was equal to 16 revolutions/second and the stepper driver **[steps / revolution]** value was equal to 6400 steps/revolution, the actual **[seconds / step]** value of the motor will be equal to 9.76 μs/step.
  
-   *The value for the **Pulse Width** in myCNC software must be equal or higher than the actual **[seconds/step]** value of the motor. +   *The value for the **Pulse Width** in myCNC software must be equal or higher than the actual **[seconds / step]** value of the motor. 
-      *For example, if the **[seconds/step]** value was equal to 9.76 μs/step, and an ET6 or an ET7 board was used, 12 μs would be selected from the chart in the **Common Hardware Settings** tab as it is the closest value that's higher than 9.76 μs.+      *For example, if the **[seconds / step]** value was equal to 9.76 μs/step, and an ET6 or an ET7 board was used, 12 μs would be selected from the chart in the **Common Hardware Settings** tab as it is the closest value that's higher than 9.76 μs.
 {{:mycnc:pulse-width:pulse-width-chart2.png}} {{:mycnc:pulse-width:pulse-width-chart2.png}}
       *The 12 μs corresponds to Setting 7 in the chart, thus the **Pulse width** value should be set to 7.        *The 12 μs corresponds to Setting 7 in the chart, thus the **Pulse width** value should be set to 7. 
mycnc/mycnc_pulse_width_setup.txt · Last modified: 2024/01/22 11:05 by ivan

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