Dynapath Delta 20 rapid feed rate change?

flatheadkid

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• Dec 3, 2021

• #1

Hello, Can someone tell me if it is possible to change the rapid feed rate within my Delta 20 control? I may be missing something but I have not found it anywhere in the manual. This is on a Lagunmatic 310 machine. Any help is greatly appreciated.

 

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Homeshopblob

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• Dec 3, 2021

• #2

Are you trying to speed it up, slow it down, or make it vary with the speed override knob?
If the lattter, that is a setting in the setup screen.

 

flatheadkid

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• Dec 5, 2021

• #3

I want to slow it down to half for all rapid moves.

 

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Homeshopblob

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• Dec 5, 2021

• #4

You can't do that.

 

EmGo

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• Dec 5, 2021

• #5

Homeshopblob said:

You can't do that.

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They have parameters, like all controls. If Dynapath would tell you what to change, it should be possible.

Easier to just use G01 F RAPID/2 in place of G00 tho. If one is programming offline, can easily be done with the search-and-replace function. Modify the post if using CAM.

 

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Vancbiker

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• Dec 6, 2021

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EmanuelGoldstein said:

They have parameters, like all controls. ......

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While they do have parameters, they are burned onto an EPROM chip. Unless one has a EPROM reader/burner you can't change parameters. If you do have access to an EPROM reader/burner the addresses for max speed in X, Y, Z respectively are lAFD, lBOO, 1B03.

 

EmGo

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Vancbiker said:

If you do have access to an EPROM reader/burner the addresses for max speed in X, Y, Z respectively are lAFD, lBOO, 1B03.

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Cool ! Now all he needs are the values for the speeds he wants and Bob's his uncle ! Lots of computer hobbyists can burn an eprom for him ... It'll drive the next owner of that machine crazy tho

 

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Greg White

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• Dec 6, 2021

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You can doit,BUT,your G01s will be 1/2ed as well, I think,havent ran mine in a month...
Its gonna get ran here in a minute,(2-3 days). I am refering to the feed rate over ride knob.
and, this is via a yes or no question in the setup page somewhere.
good luck.
Gw

 

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gustafson

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• Dec 6, 2021

• #9

Why do you want to go slower?

On the analog machines I am familiar with the max is what defines the 0-10 volt range. So when you change it you have to readjust your servo amps

 

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diamesa

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• Sep 19, 2023

• #10

Vancbiker said:

While they do have parameters, they are burned onto an EPROM chip. Unless one has a EPROM reader/burner you can't change parameters. If you do have access to an EPROM reader/burner the addresses for max speed in X, Y, Z respectively are lAFD, lBOO, 1B03.

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Do you happen to have a parameter list for Dynapath delta 20 ?
I have to change the ballscrew and along it I will need to change the resolution and maybe the CW/CWW setting for the servo. Let me know. Thanks!