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General Mach Discussion / Re: Moving off Limit switch
« on: July 26, 2011, 05:05:07 AM »
Hi everyone!
I have the same question as was in the first post of this topic: Is it possible to move off a limit switch without turn on the LIMIT OVERRIDE?
I came up with this problem again, because I don't understand if Mach3 knows that the X++ limit switch is triggered than why doesn't let you to move off the switch in X- direction???
(Limit override is not good because it let you to move in X+ direction as well, so you can easily break the limit switch.)
All in all the feature i would like to have:
If limit switch X++ is triggered, after pressing the RESET button I can move the axis in X- direction (only, and not in X+).
If limit switch X-- is triggered, after pressing the RESET button I can move the axis in X+ direction (only, and not in X-).
Is there a way to implement this feature? Maybe in brain editor?
Thanks for your help in advance!
I have the same question as was in the first post of this topic: Is it possible to move off a limit switch without turn on the LIMIT OVERRIDE?
I came up with this problem again, because I don't understand if Mach3 knows that the X++ limit switch is triggered than why doesn't let you to move off the switch in X- direction???
(Limit override is not good because it let you to move in X+ direction as well, so you can easily break the limit switch.)
All in all the feature i would like to have:
If limit switch X++ is triggered, after pressing the RESET button I can move the axis in X- direction (only, and not in X+).
If limit switch X-- is triggered, after pressing the RESET button I can move the axis in X+ direction (only, and not in X-).
Is there a way to implement this feature? Maybe in brain editor?
Thanks for your help in advance!