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test simtools+stepmotor

Discussion in 'DIY Motion Simulator Projects' started by Bordiin, Jul 25, 2016.

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  1. yobuddy

    yobuddy Well-Known Member Staff Member Moderator SimAxe Beta Tester SimTools Developer Gold Contributor

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    I think 4 neoprene isolators would do the trick nicely.
    aaa.png
    maybe mount then to a piece of plywood to hold them to the floor?
    being rubber they will bend and give a bit as needed I believe.
    (looks great either way!)
    yobuddy
    yobuddy, Jun 16, 2018
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  2. joe extraknow

    joe extraknow Member Gold Contributor

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    I am confused with Simtool on this. The motion is 3dof, so only 3 actuators are needed indeed. Thus, such behave shown is expected. D-box 4-actuator rig somehow seems not show such behave, but I notice that their SW has a module for suspension settings.
    If you add those isolators to fix all 4 legs on the ground as well as angles, such restriction would result in a reduction of resolution and movement, wouldn’t?
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    joe extraknow, Jun 16, 2018
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  3. yobuddy

    yobuddy Well-Known Member Staff Member Moderator SimAxe Beta Tester SimTools Developer Gold Contributor

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    The isolators are rubber, once connected to the end of a actuator, you can still bend the actuator around up to say 40deg in all directions.
    It would simply keep it from jumping of the ground I believe.
    yobuddy
    yobuddy, Jun 17, 2018
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    Please will you open your Arduino code?
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    mm982566, Jun 20, 2018
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  5. Xiansheng

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    Hello, I like your project very much.Can you share your arduino code and debugging software，Thank you
    Xiansheng, Dec 26, 2018
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  6. alejandro2lanz

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    Hello is a very interesting project, could you share the Arduino code?
    Regards
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    alejandro2lanz, Feb 11, 2019
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    Can someone help me where I can find this code for stepper motors for me to try here in Brazil how is it! Thank you very much and congratulations to everyone!
    AndreFilipe, Sep 12, 2021
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    is there already a arduino sketch for this setup ? arduino mega /uno ? did update my cnc machine to servodrive , got now leftover 4 x nema 34 with drivers and 12 nm ...1605 trapezium ballnut and tread . pom-c ballnut

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    harrie, Feb 6, 2024
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    noorbeast, Feb 6, 2024
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