DDCSV1.1 4 Axis controller

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gerritv:

--- Quote from: Will_D on January 26, 2017, 08:22:36 AM ---

Note that this machine just converts g-code instructions into electrical drives for the stepper controllers so there is no need for feeds/speeds/z-axis movements.

Many thanks in advance and what does the Syntax check number mean??

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If the DDCS does not have a default Spindle or Feedrate setting, then you have a Gcode syntax error. In previous threads people have asked you to add a F<some number> and S<some number> Have you tried that? I use Grbl, and it will not run a Gcode program unless those values are set because contrary to your statement above, without those values set it has no clue how fast to move.
Just because a simulator shows a pretty picture, doesn't mean it is correct Gcode from the controllers' point of view.

awemawson:
How can it move the steppers without the feed rate ?

Will_D:
Because this Controller has parameters that set default Feed and Speed rates and also to use/ignore g-code feeds and speeds .

It has paramerters (over 130 ignoring the tool offsets that don't work!) in total.

This is what I am using:

G00 speed is 400 mm/min, G01 is 200 mm/min and ignore g-code speeds and feeds

Things move at my default feed rates in x and y and then the g-code just stops on a line!!

awemawson:
So just maybe the feed default also doesn't work like the tool offsets :scratch:

gerritv:

--- Quote from: awemawson on January 26, 2017, 11:25:42 AM ---So just maybe the feed default also doesn't work like the tool offsets :scratch:

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That plus it is bad habit to not specify the parameters for a job in the program itself. If you change the defaults in DDCS for another job, then run this one there will be bad surprises.

Will, in all the typing you have done on this topic you could easily have just entered the F and S codes and tried it. Then you would know if that was it or not.

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