hello,
I am a Mechanical Engg. student. I am currently working on the 3 axis CNC machine develope by our college student 2 years ago.
He uses a stepper motor, TB6600 drivers, Ardunio and universal G code software.
I want to change the minimum feed rate of the machine which is set to 1 mm/min.
I don't know what should i have to do for that. when I open the Arduino program it shows an error.
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#error "Required HOMING_CYCLE_0 not defined."
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#error "WCO refresh must be greater than one."
3)#error "Override refresh must be greater than zero."
Let me know the solution for the above problem &what should i have to do?
You can't. GRBL has a min-speed, you'll find the reason for it and the explation in the code. If you need to go slower, increase microstepping, add a gearbox, or get a decent machine controller (I'd suggest LinuxCNC).
@RajatMore
The standard GEBL settings are HERE
Note that is for v 1.1 !
In UGS there is an option to look at and alter the basic firmware settings.
Simply select MACHINE and then Firmware Settings.
Your machine must be connected for this to happen.
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Bob.
What is the role of firmware in arduino nano chip ?
When you load GRBL to an Arduino it becomes what is commonly known as firmware.
That allows it to recognise G-CODE and translate / interpret that into a movement or action using an almost standard approach.
I say almost standard as GRBL does not accept every g-code command and even some full size CNC machines rely on minor variations.
Bob.