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I'm using CAD/CAM that outputs GCode with G01 many short segments from NURBS Curve, only X-Y axis.
But CODESYS CNC motion seems much slower ( or stop-go motion ) in simulation mode than F-Value (I checked value from SMC_Interpolator - dVel ).
In GCode G01, F value is F500, but movement is very slow, actual speed (dVel) is between 0 to 30 back and forth.
I think very old CNC can move like that, but nowadays, a lot of CNC can move smoothly to process free curve ( somethimes option switch )
I tried to use G51 Dxx but I got the same result.
My questions are
1) How do I improve CODESYS CNC motion in this case ?
2) How can I graph the sampling from dVel of SMC_Interpolate in CODESYS?
For SmoothMerge to work, you have to configure a tolerance, i.e. by how much it may deviate from the lines.
To graph the output of the interpolator, you can use the trace. (Add a trace object below the application, and add the variables you are interested in to the trace.)
Best regards,
Georg
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I'm using CAD/CAM that outputs GCode with G01 many short segments from NURBS Curve, only X-Y axis.
But CODESYS CNC motion seems much slower ( or stop-go motion ) in simulation mode than F-Value (I checked value from SMC_Interpolator - dVel ).
In GCode G01, F value is F500, but movement is very slow, actual speed (dVel) is between 0 to 30 back and forth.
I think very old CNC can move like that, but nowadays, a lot of CNC can move smoothly to process free curve ( somethimes option switch )
I tried to use G51 Dxx but I got the same result.
My questions are
1) How do I improve CODESYS CNC motion in this case ?
2) How can I graph the sampling from dVel of SMC_Interpolate in CODESYS?
From my GCode
N2006 G01 X1.4364 Y-14.6847 F500
N2007 G01 X1.6759 Y-14.6768
N2008 G01 X1.9152 Y-14.6486
N2009 G01 X2.1547 Y-14.6400
N2010 G01 X2.3943 Y-14.6090
N2011 G01 X2.6336 Y-14.6002
N2012 G01 X2.8732 Y-14.5716
N2013 G01 X3.1127 Y-14.5634
N2014 G01 X3.3520 Y-14.5410
N2015 G01 X3.5915 Y-14.5336
N2016 G01 X3.8308 Y-14.5307
...
Thansk.
Last edit: k2saki 2024-04-29
Hi k2saki,
I would recommend to have a look at SMC_SmoothMerge, followed by SMC_SmoothPath.
SmoothMerge will combine the small G1 elements to longer splines, SmoothPath will avoid stops between the splines.
https://content.helpme-codesys.com/en/libs/SM3_CNC/Current/SM_CNC_POUs/SoftMotion-CNC/SoftMotion-Function-Blocks/SMC_SmoothMerge.html
For SmoothMerge to work, you have to configure a tolerance, i.e. by how much it may deviate from the lines.
To graph the output of the interpolator, you can use the trace. (Add a trace object below the application, and add the variables you are interested in to the trace.)
Best regards,
Georg
Hi, gseidel.
Thank you so much for your advice.
I have created a program to preprocess G-code as follows
1.SMC_ReadNCFile2
2.SMC_Interpreter
3.SMC_CheckVelocities
Then I put SMC_OUT_QUEUE in SMC_Interpolator.
Where should I insert SMC_SmoothMerge and SMC_SmoothPath?
Or are there any example link for it ?
Hi k2saki,
1.SMC_ReadNCFile2
2.SMC_Interpreter
3.SMC_SmoothMerge
4.SMC_SmoothPath
5.SMC_CheckVelocities
I attached a simple example project.
Best regards,
Georg
Hi Georg.
Thank you so much !
Your advice is really helpful for me.
I appreciate your great help.