FANUC α iS servo HRV calibration practice
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In modern high-precision CNC machining, the response speed and stability of the servo system directly determine the surface quality and machining efficiency of the parts. For engineers using FANUC α iS, α iF, and β iS series, they often feel at a loss when faced with hundreds of parameters in the servo parameter manual, multiple versions of HRV control (HRV1-HRV4), and complex vibration suppression functions. This article will be based on practical debugging experience to dismantle the complete process from parameter initialization, HRV control selection to mechanical resonance elimination and contour error compensation, helping you quickly locate and solve common problems in machine tool operation.
4.3 Static friction compensation: solving the problem of "crawling" startup
When the machine tool starts from a standstill and experiences sticking, use # 2005 # 7=1 to enable static friction compensation. Set the compensation amount through No.2072 and the stop judgment time through No.2073. It is worth noting that this function can be linked with the second level reverse gap acceleration to achieve a smooth transition at the moment of startup.
