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CS-Lab / Re: Retrofit CNC Bulleri FPM 2813-Osai controll with CSMIO-IP-A
« on: August 03, 2015, 04:52:16 PM »
Hello Hood,
glad to se you back.
--Looking at the wiring Thomas posted it looks like the Limits are Normally Open, that is not really a good thing, much better if they are Normally Closed.
--If they were Normally Closed then you could also have a momentary switch on your panel as an override so that if you hit a limit you can press and ------hold that switch and it will allow you to Reset Mach and jog off the limit.
that is what i wanted to try to explain.
the drawing must be wrong, because if the switches are "realy" NO swtitches the
emergerncy will never come up.
Thomas
glad to se you back.
--Looking at the wiring Thomas posted it looks like the Limits are Normally Open, that is not really a good thing, much better if they are Normally Closed.
--If they were Normally Closed then you could also have a momentary switch on your panel as an override so that if you hit a limit you can press and ------hold that switch and it will allow you to Reset Mach and jog off the limit.
that is what i wanted to try to explain.
the drawing must be wrong, because if the switches are "realy" NO swtitches the
emergerncy will never come up.
Thomas