Controlling Deadband - Revision history

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‎STEP 4: Start CNC Bender To Test

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‎STEP 4: Start CNC Bender To Test

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‎STEP 3: Insert the COMDEF Name in the PreEnable.cncprocesslist File

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‎STEP 3: Insert the COMDEF Name in the PreEnable.cncprocesslist File

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‎STEP 3: Insert the COMDEF Name in the PreEnable.cncprocesslist File

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‎STEP 3: Insert the COMDEF Name in the PreEnable.cncprocesslist File

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‎STEP 3: Insert the COMDEF Name in the PreEnable.cncprocesslist File

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‎STEP 3: Insert the COMDEF Name in the PreEnable.cncprocesslist File

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	Deadband can be controlled by taking these steps.		Deadband can be controlled by taking these steps.

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	* Back to [[CNC Bender Tutorials]]		* Back to [[CNC Bender Tutorials]]
		+	* See [[Modicon Momentum]] for details on the servo module.
	* Back to [[CNC Bender]]		* Back to [[CNC Bender]]

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 is the maximum digital value for max voltage sent to control an axis.  Use a value much smaller than 16000 to control deadband around zero.<br><br>
-You can read details of the deadband command in the IFC220E manual.<br><br>
+You can read details of the deadband command in the [http://www.advancedtubular.com/cncbender/ifc220e_manual.pdf I2T IFC220E Manual].<br><br>
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-See [[Modicon Momentum]] for details on the IFC220E and links to manuals.
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	You can read details of the deadband command in the IFC220E manual.<br><br>		You can read details of the deadband command in the IFC220E manual.<br><br>
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		+	See [[Modicon Momentum]] for details on the IFC220E and links to manuals.

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		+	==STEP 4: Start CNC Bender To Test ==
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		+	Start CNC Bender and move the axis to test the result.<br><br>
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		+	Close CNC Bender, load the CIO editor, edit the value, save the value, start CNC Bender, and test again.<br><br>
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		+	16000 is the maximum digital value for max voltage sent to control an axis. Use a value much smaller than 16000 to control deadband around zero.<br><br>
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		+	You can read details of the deadband command in the IFC220E manual.<br><br>

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−	Load the PreEnable file into a text editor. This file contains commands that ~~will~~ run before CNC Processor enables any axis.<br>	+	Load the PreEnable file into a text editor. This file contains commands that run before CNC Processor enables any axis.<br>

	The file name and location: c:\cnc\config\cncprocesslist\PreEnable.cncprocesslist		The file name and location: c:\cnc\config\cncprocesslist\PreEnable.cncprocesslist

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-The PreEnable file will run commands before enabling any axis:<br>
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-The file is found in c:\cnc\config\cncprocesslist
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 The PreEnable file will run commands before enabling any axis.<br><br>
 The file is found in c:\cnc\config\cncprocesslist
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