Check this thread http://www.picbasic.co.uk/forum/showthread.php?t=12248 perhaps you will Find what you need!
Cheers
Al.
Check this thread http://www.picbasic.co.uk/forum/showthread.php?t=12248 perhaps you will Find what you need!
Cheers
Al.
All progress began with an idea
This code work very nice!
Is very precision!
I testing yes-today!
But I don't now what is happens,Code:Delay VAR BYTE i VAR WORD TRISB = 0 ' All outputs. Delay = 10 ' ~100steps / second For i = 1 to 1000 '1000 steps forward. PORTB = %00000001 Pause Delay PORTB = %00000010 Pause Delay PORTB = %00000100 Pause Delay PORTB = %00001000 Pause Delay NEXT Pause 2500 For i = 1 to 1000 '1000 steps reverse. PORTB = %00001000 Pause Delay PORTB = %00000100 Pause Delay PORTB = %00000010 Pause Delay PORTB = %00000001 Pause Delay NEXT
work well 5-6 min,and in the moment stop,like some reset happened,I don't now ,
and start over again,I don't why!
Hi,
If it looks like a reset it probably is. There's no bypass capacitor in the schematic, if you don't have that in your circuit make sure you add one. 0.1uf right across the Vdd/Vss pins.
Thks man!
I make this, you mean across + an -,from power!
I see that many time in shema,why is that nessery?
Now I testing this code:For now, working 2 hour fine,is precison,and dont have some reset,we will se for now!Code:Delay VAR BYTE i VAR WORD TRISB = 0 ' All outputs. Delay = 8 pause 1000 For i = 1 to 512 '512 steps forward. PORTB =9 Pause Delay PORTB =3 Pause Delay PORTB =6 Pause Delay PORTB =12 Pause Delay NEXT pause 2500 For i = 1 to 256 '256 steps reverse. PORTB =12 Pause Delay PORTB =6 Pause Delay PORTB =3 Pause Delay PORTB =9 Pause Delay NEXT Pause 2500 For i = 1 to 256 '256 steps reverse. PORTB =12 Pause Delay PORTB =6 Pause Delay PORTB =3 Pause Delay PORTB =9 Pause Delay NEXT Pause 1500
And one more question,is possible make some code for picbasic for this:
If step motor work some,go to left,go to right,.......
and I stop power,and turn again,is possible,motor back in some start position,(some zero posicion),and continue work same function,before stoping!
Last edited by dragan77; - 6th September 2011 at 17:42.
Yes, between pin 14 and 5 on the PIC as close to the chip as possible.
It's needed because as the current thru the circuit fluctuates (rises and falls) quickly (which it does in digital circuits, not to mention motor control and other "high power" circuits) the resistance and inductance of the wires and/or PCB traces that "feeds" the chip makes the voltage at the chip unstable.
If you look at ANY profesional PCB/circuit you'll see a bypass capacitor right next to EVERY chip for this particular reason.
You will need some kind of reference switch on the shaft (microswitch, hall, proximity, whatever) to detect when the shaft is the "home position". Then, at startup, take a step check the input, and keep doing that in a loop until the switch is detected.
I wrong for last questin,I mean:
And one more question,is possible make some code for picbasic for this:
If step motor work some,go to left,go to right,.......
and I stop power,and turn again,is possible,motor back in some start position,(some zero posicion),and continue work same function,FROM START CODE!
THANKS,I mean only some switch can make this,I think in write code not impossible,Thks anyway!
Hi,
There is no inherent feedback on a step-motor so without some kind of reference switch (or position encoder etc) it's not possible to know where "home" is.
Here's a somewhat expanded version of the code. It's a bit more "modular" than earlier, you can select drive-type and just set the direction and number of steps before calling the Drive subroutine. I've not tested it here (no hardware) so you're on your own there if you decide to use it.
As you might see, I've added a FindHome routined which moves one step at a time until it finds the switch. Just remove it if you're not going to use it.
/Henrik.Code:'**************************************************************** '* Name : StepIndexer.pbp * '* Author : Henrik Olsson * '* Notice : Copyright (c) 2011 Henrik Olsson * '* : All Rights Reserved * '* Date : 2011-09-07 * '* Version : 1.0 * '* Notes : Very simple step motor indexer for unipolar drive.* '* : * '**************************************************************** Direction VAR BYTE ' Forward=1, Back=254 Distance VAR WORD ' Number of steps to move DriveType VAR BYTE ' WaveDrive=0, HiTorque=1, HalfStep=2 StepCount VAR WORD ' Counts the number of steps moved Delay VAR BYTE ' Delay between steps HomeSwitch VAR PORTA.0 ' Reference/home switch connected here Index VAR BYTE ' Index "pointer" used for the lookup tables. Temp var BYTE ' General purpose FORWARD CON 1 BACK CON 254 WaveDrive CON 0 HiTorque CON 1 HalfStep CON 2 TRISB = 0 ' All PortB pins are outputs. TRISA.0 = 1 ' Reference/home switch connected to RA0 pause 1000 CLEAR DriveType = HiTorque ' Use the two phase on high torque mode '--------------------------------------------------------------------------- FindHome: ' Take one step at a time untill the reference switch connected ' to PortA.0 is found, stop there. Direction = FORWARD ' Move forward Distance = 1 ' step by step Delay = 20 ' at roughly 50Hz While HomeSwitch = 0 GOSUB Drive Wend '--------------------------------------------------------------------------- Pause 2500 Cycle: Direction = FORWARD ' Go forward... Distance = 512 ' for 512 steps... Delay = 20 ' at roughly 50Hz... Gosub Drive ' do it Pause 2500 Direction = BACK ' Go back... Distance = 512 ' for 512 steps... Delay = 10 ' at roughly 100Hz... GOSUB DRIVE ' do it. Pause 2500 Goto Cycle '--------------------------------------------------------------------------- Drive: ' Move Distance number of steps. Direction gets added to Index each iteration, ' this makes Index count up (when direction=FORWARD (1)) or down ' (when direction=BACK (254)). Then, depending on the desired drive type we ' either mask the lower two or lower three bits in temp and use those as the ' actual pointer into the Lookup-tables for the three different drive sequences ' (Wave drive, Hi-Torque and Half step). The result of the table lookup is put ' on PortB. For StepCount = 1 to Distance Index = Index + DIRECTION Select Case DriveType Case WaveDrive Temp = Index & 3 Lookup Temp, [1, 2, 4, 8], PortB Case HiTorque Temp = Index & 3 Lookup Temp, [3, 6, 12, 9], PortB Case HalfStep Temp = Index & 7 Lookup Temp, [1, 3, 2, 6, 4, 12, 8, 9], PortB END SELECT Pause Delay NEXT Return '---------------------------------------------------------------------------
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