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General Mach Discussion / Re: Can I test auto tool zero by
« on: December 22, 2013, 10:49:35 PM »
Thank you for the reply

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General Mach Discussion / Can I test auto tool zero by
« on: December 09, 2013, 01:46:19 PM »
Hello; I was told, since I don't have any more input pins available, I could connect my auto tool zero plate "in parallel" with the A axis. As a test, shouldn't I be able to take the wires leading to my input limit switch (on A axis), then attach them to my alligator clips/ assign ports and pins correctly - and it should then work (providing I have the correct script). Is this correct? Thanks

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Ger21, you do know, there are those that get confused with more than three wires coming out of a machine? I really admire these guys, even when their machines look like Frankenstein's monster, they still make sense of it. But I will take your advice if Ports/Pins drive me to drink. Thanks

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I failed to mention I use a ESS smoothstepper. But if it works to share pins in Mach, I guess that will make no difference. Thanks, I'll give that a try. Thanks to all.

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Sorry, I wasn't clear, "home switches" on X, Y, Z, A, are occupying those pins. Can those pins be shared? Thanks

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 Hi; I am attempting to get my zero touch plate going. I do have a 5V on my BOB available, but no input pins available in my ports/pins mach3. I have X Y Z and A (which is a separate stepper on 'Y' axis) Then with the last Input pin used by the E-stop; five allowable, right? Is there any way to open a pin with no added BOB? I've searched and searched for this answer. Seems someone would ask the same question. Maybe I'm not using the right key words..! Thanks

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