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    • cpiriusundefined
      cpirius
      last edited by

      I'm having trouble with this as well for an openpnp machine. Trying to move from using an "extruder" to a rotary axis for part rotation. But whether I define:

      M584 X0 Y2 Z1 A3
      
      or
      
      M584 X0 Y2 Z1
      M584 U3 R1
      
      or
      
      M584 X0 Y2 Z1
      M584 A3
      

      My rotary axis, either A or U, still only lets me move from 0 - 200 position. There is no infinite rotation.

      Is there something beyond configuring the axis as a rotation axis to remove the limits?

      Thanks

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      • Stephen6309undefined
        Stephen6309 @cpirius
        last edited by

        @cpirius AFAIK, you have to define it as an extruder. Extruders have no limits on distance.

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        • tntjetundefined
          tntjet @Stephen6309
          last edited by

          @Stephen6309 they certainly do have unlimited rotation , unfortunately not helpful for cnc applications nor using a pendant.

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          • dc42undefined
            dc42 administrators
            last edited by

            I have added this to my list to look into for RRF 3.3.

            Duet WiFi hardware designer and firmware engineer
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            • tntjetundefined
              tntjet @dc42
              last edited by

              @dc42 thank you David.

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              • cpiriusundefined
                cpirius @dc42
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                @dc42 Awesome, thanks 🙂

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                • RandyL00123undefined
                  RandyL00123
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                  @wuem said in U-axis without limit:

                  imit. Ev

                  https://duet3d.dozuki.com/Wiki/Gcode#Section_M584_Set_drive_mapping
                  Rn allows you to set an axis as rotational. Like printing on a pot can maybe?

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                  • rryundefined
                    rry
                    last edited by

                    Hi David. Thank your for good job!

                    Can someone did continues rotation?
                    I expect something like this:
                    M584 X1 R1; set X axis as continues rotational
                    //on working program
                    G1 X F100 ; rotate X continuesly with speed 100 or best way to use some new M code for rotation
                    G1 Y10 F200;
                    ...
                    G1 X F300; after Y moved to 10 and some other things rotate X with speed 300
                    G1 Y-10 F200;
                    G1 X F0; after Y moved to -10 stop X rotation

                    or may be somebody can suggest working solution, then I need continues rotation on pulling tape or similar.
                    One solution I see to use analog output connected to external drive with analog speed control like Spindle.
                    Thank you

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                    • o_lampeundefined
                      o_lampe @rry
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                      @rry
                      I guess for combined XY moves you have to define an angle for X, not just a speed.
                      EG. positive angle = clockwise, neg. angle = CCW

                      G1 X1000 Y10 F100 ; turn X axis 10 times (100rad = 1 turn) while moving Y 10mm
                      
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                      • rryundefined
                        rry @o_lampe
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                        @o_lampe
                        Yes, you are right, my g-code is wrong, i only tried to show idea that for continues rotation distance does not matter, you need only speed and direction.
                        seem the most correct way will use new M code for that purpose for example:
                        Mxxx Xnnn; start to rotate axis X with speed xxx (non blocking command!)
                        Mxxx A-600; rotate axis A (setup A as continuesly rotation in config) with speed 600 counter-clockwise

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