RGBL1896 Sin/Cos Motor Issues
6 years 5 days ago #29532931
by lilmul123
RGBL1896 Sin/Cos Motor Issues was created by lilmul123
Hello,
I am trying to get the RGBL1896 working with the Motenergy ME1117 motor, but I'm having some issues. I have the Sin/Cos feedback line hooked up, and followed the guide in Section 8 to the letter. When I try to run the motor using the utility, the shaft does spin, but it vibrates excessively when I hit about 10% max speed. It also has an occasional knock.
When following the calibration guide, the only issue I've run into is that when running the !BND command, it's supposed to have the the same output BADJ value no matter where I turn the shaft manually and run the command. It says when I move the shaft manually to a different pole (this motor has 4 pole pairs), the BADJ value should not differ by more than a few values. Mine can differ by hundreds.
I believe my pole pairs (4) and my sensor poles (1) should be set correctly. So far, these are the only settings that I have been able to use to get the shaft to spin. Is there something else I should be looking at? For reference, we have used this exact same motor using a Sevcon Gen4, but we have not seen any kind of knock effect.
I am trying to get the RGBL1896 working with the Motenergy ME1117 motor, but I'm having some issues. I have the Sin/Cos feedback line hooked up, and followed the guide in Section 8 to the letter. When I try to run the motor using the utility, the shaft does spin, but it vibrates excessively when I hit about 10% max speed. It also has an occasional knock.
When following the calibration guide, the only issue I've run into is that when running the !BND command, it's supposed to have the the same output BADJ value no matter where I turn the shaft manually and run the command. It says when I move the shaft manually to a different pole (this motor has 4 pole pairs), the BADJ value should not differ by more than a few values. Mine can differ by hundreds.
I believe my pole pairs (4) and my sensor poles (1) should be set correctly. So far, these are the only settings that I have been able to use to get the shaft to spin. Is there something else I should be looking at? For reference, we have used this exact same motor using a Sevcon Gen4, but we have not seen any kind of knock effect.
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6 years 5 days ago #29532932
by blake
Replied by blake on topic RGBL1896 Sin/Cos Motor Issues
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Additionally, please tell me which version of firmware is currently loaded to your controller? This will show in the bottom right corner of the Roborun+ window when your controller is connected.
Additionally, please tell me which version of firmware is currently loaded to your controller? This will show in the bottom right corner of the Roborun+ window when your controller is connected.
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6 years 4 days ago #29532933
by lilmul123
Replied by lilmul123 on topic RGBL1896 Sin/Cos Motor Issues
We just received these about a week and a half ago, so they have a more recent firmware: Firmware ID: Roboteq v1.7beta RGBL1XXX 05/05/2017
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