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General Mach Discussion / Re: CNC4PC C11 plugin for Mach3
« on: August 23, 2019, 01:07:47 PM »
All done now Craig. Thanks
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So, I would use 2 limit switches for for each of the X & Y movement but only one for Z (Fully raised)
Can I double up on the Positive limit for the Home switch ? Or dont' I need the Home with this configuration ?
I have several of the limits switches so why not use them, any idea on the wiring ??
George
Hi,Craig, I have several of these Proximity sensor, If you would like a couple I'll happily post them out to you.QuoteCan I use the same switch for home and Limit for each of my axis or do I really need separate switches
Yes you can but I always recommend separate home and limit switches.Quotedo I really need X+ and X- limit switches.
If you are going to have limit switches then yes....you need two switches per axis, one at the positive limit and another at the negative
limit. You could use 'soft limits' instead of limit switches. Genuine limit switches are safer but if you have good home switches
and homing procedures then soft limits are a reasonable proposition. If you don't have good home switches and homing
procedures then you better have limits or you will crash badly and repeatedly.
Craig