Weird behaviour on G02 / 1.2115
Posted: Fri Jul 15, 2022 9:50 pm
Hi guys,
I experienced a strange issue today and I am trying to figure it out.
First of all, what's changed in my setup, is the version. I upgraded to 2115, from 2110 (I think).
Everything looks same, after upgrade and seems to work (I use my own screen / under development).
But when I milled first job, I see the Z axis was weirdly slightly off the program. After little bit of examining I found, that Z axis goes in to material "slower" than it suppose to go. The weird part of it is, that UCCNC know about that as it is driving the Z axis like that (visible on DRO).
Here is short clip of that phenomenon :
[youtube]https://youtube.com/shorts/WV51-UIGqWg[/youtube]
In G02 the Z axis goes to the Z coordinate much slower than expected (even by toolpath). It is not finishing the Z move in that same line execution and extending it to another line. It just goes with its own speed and when it reaches the coordinate, then it reaches.
On the video, it happens when the line starting with X78.5 is executed. Then the Z axis slow down with feed from the previous move (almost same one), and when next line is executed, it is not where it supposed to be, by toolpath.
After little bit of playing with that phenomenon it seems, that it happens only with G02 moves with Z coordinate (ramping, boreing). And I think, it happens only with the last G02 with Z coordinate.
It means, if there are 4 lines of G02 X Y Z in a row, only with the last one this happens. The previous ones are executed correctly.
First I thought, that G64 is causing this. But it happens even with G61. The only time, when this doesn't happen is when the code is executed line by line. Than the moves are exact.
Is there a possibilities, that when UCCNC doesn't see Z coordinate ahead he decided that he have more time to go down??
I am thinking to reinstall the program, just in case something goes wrong during installation. It wasn't fresh installation, and I am experiencing some issues with G31 probe moves too. But that is something I will debug tomorrow.
Any idea what can cause this? Am I missing something? Is there a new feature I don't know about?
I experienced a strange issue today and I am trying to figure it out.
First of all, what's changed in my setup, is the version. I upgraded to 2115, from 2110 (I think).
Everything looks same, after upgrade and seems to work (I use my own screen / under development).
But when I milled first job, I see the Z axis was weirdly slightly off the program. After little bit of examining I found, that Z axis goes in to material "slower" than it suppose to go. The weird part of it is, that UCCNC know about that as it is driving the Z axis like that (visible on DRO).
Here is short clip of that phenomenon :
[youtube]https://youtube.com/shorts/WV51-UIGqWg[/youtube]
In G02 the Z axis goes to the Z coordinate much slower than expected (even by toolpath). It is not finishing the Z move in that same line execution and extending it to another line. It just goes with its own speed and when it reaches the coordinate, then it reaches.
On the video, it happens when the line starting with X78.5 is executed. Then the Z axis slow down with feed from the previous move (almost same one), and when next line is executed, it is not where it supposed to be, by toolpath.
After little bit of playing with that phenomenon it seems, that it happens only with G02 moves with Z coordinate (ramping, boreing). And I think, it happens only with the last G02 with Z coordinate.
It means, if there are 4 lines of G02 X Y Z in a row, only with the last one this happens. The previous ones are executed correctly.
First I thought, that G64 is causing this. But it happens even with G61. The only time, when this doesn't happen is when the code is executed line by line. Than the moves are exact.
Is there a possibilities, that when UCCNC doesn't see Z coordinate ahead he decided that he have more time to go down??
I am thinking to reinstall the program, just in case something goes wrong during installation. It wasn't fresh installation, and I am experiencing some issues with G31 probe moves too. But that is something I will debug tomorrow.
Any idea what can cause this? Am I missing something? Is there a new feature I don't know about?