Setting Acceleration and Deceleration in MicroBasic
8 years 7 months ago #29530172
by Trainee
Setting Acceleration and Deceleration in MicroBasic was created by Trainee
Hello,
I am starting to learn MicroBasic to control a three phase dc brushless motor using HBL1650. I wrote a simple script just to make the motor turn when I pressed the 'run' button. But I can't seem to be able to modify the acceleration and deceleration of motor using MicroBasic. Here is my script :
SetCommand(_S,1000)
SetCommand(_AC,1000)
SetCommand(_DC,1000)
a=10
while a>0
SetCommand(_GO,1000)
End While
I have tested the script and saw that the motor still accelerates and decelerates using the values in the configuration page. Is there any flaw in this script? Any ideas for improvisation? Can someone help me out here please?
I am starting to learn MicroBasic to control a three phase dc brushless motor using HBL1650. I wrote a simple script just to make the motor turn when I pressed the 'run' button. But I can't seem to be able to modify the acceleration and deceleration of motor using MicroBasic. Here is my script :
SetCommand(_S,1000)
SetCommand(_AC,1000)
SetCommand(_DC,1000)
a=10
while a>0
SetCommand(_GO,1000)
End While
I have tested the script and saw that the motor still accelerates and decelerates using the values in the configuration page. Is there any flaw in this script? Any ideas for improvisation? Can someone help me out here please?
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8 years 7 months ago - 8 years 7 months ago #29530173
by TechSupport
Replied by TechSupport on topic Setting Acceleration and Deceleration in MicroBasic
In closed loop speed mode, the setcommand(_S, 1000) is telling the motor to go to speed 1000. Then you have a setcommand_GO, 1000) which is the go command, which is telling the motor to go to full speed +1000 motor command. The 2 commands are conflicting with each other.
If you are trying to set max speed rpm, you would use setcommand(_MXRPM, 1000)
If you are trying to set max speed rpm, you would use setcommand(_MXRPM, 1000)
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8 years 7 months ago #29530174
by Trainee
Replied by Trainee on topic Setting Acceleration and Deceleration in MicroBasic
Ok thank alot!
By the way, is it possible to configure the operating mode (open loop mode, closed loop speed mode, closed loop position relative mode etc) using MicroBasic as well? I can't seem to find the command in the MicroBasic section in the user manuel.
By the way, is it possible to configure the operating mode (open loop mode, closed loop speed mode, closed loop position relative mode etc) using MicroBasic as well? I can't seem to find the command in the MicroBasic section in the user manuel.
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8 years 7 months ago #29530175
by TechSupport
Replied by TechSupport on topic Setting Acceleration and Deceleration in MicroBasic
Yes.
setconfig(_mmod, cc, nn)
where cc = motor channel
nn = value
For single channel controllers, the cc may not be necessary.
setconfig(_MMOD, 0) would be set to open loop mode.
dev.roboteq.com/dev1/index.php/datasheet...-nextgen-controllers
See section 16 (Page 163) of the user manual for more references.
setconfig(_mmod, cc, nn)
where cc = motor channel
nn = value
For single channel controllers, the cc may not be necessary.
setconfig(_MMOD, 0) would be set to open loop mode.
dev.roboteq.com/dev1/index.php/datasheet...-nextgen-controllers
See section 16 (Page 163) of the user manual for more references.
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8 years 7 months ago #29530176
by Trainee
Replied by Trainee on topic Setting Acceleration and Deceleration in MicroBasic
Thanks again!
By the way, the motor still not accelerating and decelerating following the value that I put in the MicroBasic script. I have tried SetConfig(_MAC) and SetCommand(_AC) for the acceleration but the motor still accelerates with the preset value in the configuration page. What's the difference between these two commands anyway? Can you help me out again please?
By the way, the motor still not accelerating and decelerating following the value that I put in the MicroBasic script. I have tried SetConfig(_MAC) and SetCommand(_AC) for the acceleration but the motor still accelerates with the preset value in the configuration page. What's the difference between these two commands anyway? Can you help me out again please?
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8 years 7 months ago - 8 years 7 months ago #29530177
by TechSupport
Replied by TechSupport on topic Setting Acceleration and Deceleration in MicroBasic
You can always query to see if that value has actually changed. The best way to do this is the following. forget the script for the time being and try with serial commands.
In the console tab, do the following.
Disable watchdog timer
^rwd 0
Send the actual speed command that you want. So 2000 rpms example.
!S 2000
Clear buffer history, and then query the acceleration parameter. Have it read back every 500mS. The "_" acts as a carriage return allowing you to execute more than 1 command in 1 single line.
# C_~AC_# 500 or try #C_?AC_# 500
While all that is running, the data should populate in the console tab. Then you can make changes to the parameters as needed. !AC nn. If the return answer is + then command was accepted. If it returns a -, then it was rejected.
An easy way to see what the command issued to the accel and decl, is to make the changes in value in the configuration, save to controller, and then go to the console tab to see what commands were issued to set those values.
If a "!" is used, then it is setcommand(). If "^" is used, the it is setconfig().
In the console tab, do the following.
Disable watchdog timer
^rwd 0
Send the actual speed command that you want. So 2000 rpms example.
!S 2000
Clear buffer history, and then query the acceleration parameter. Have it read back every 500mS. The "_" acts as a carriage return allowing you to execute more than 1 command in 1 single line.
# C_~AC_# 500 or try #C_?AC_# 500
While all that is running, the data should populate in the console tab. Then you can make changes to the parameters as needed. !AC nn. If the return answer is + then command was accepted. If it returns a -, then it was rejected.
An easy way to see what the command issued to the accel and decl, is to make the changes in value in the configuration, save to controller, and then go to the console tab to see what commands were issued to set those values.
If a "!" is used, then it is setcommand(). If "^" is used, the it is setconfig().
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8 years 6 months ago #29530255
by Trainee
Replied by Trainee on topic Setting Acceleration and Deceleration in MicroBasic
I tried out the code that you suggested but from the clear buffer history step onwards it doesn't work anymore. There aren't any data that populate in the console tab. It shows a "-" sign. Why is that so?
I tested the telemetry string code from user manuel page 198 but it doesn't work either. It shows a negative sign too.
I have attached a printscreen here.
Can you help me out please?
I tested the telemetry string code from user manuel page 198 but it doesn't work either. It shows a negative sign too.
I have attached a printscreen here.
Can you help me out please?
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8 years 6 months ago #29530256
by TechSupport
Replied by TechSupport on topic Setting Acceleration and Deceleration in MicroBasic
The telemetry string doesn't work and it hasn't been fixed(likely never will). A script can be written to do the exact same function in its' place.
The clear buffer history is
# C
If no space is used, then the reported echo is a "-".
The clear buffer history is
# C
If no space is used, then the reported echo is a "-".
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