Craig,

The parts at the start and end are in the actual code.
It all works other than the part I mentioned.
Here is the whole thing.

Hi,
kool, now we can see the context.

Have you single stepped through it?

Craig

Craig,

Yes I have and it does not matter if the switch is active or not.
It enters the If-Then loop.
Trying to read as much on how signals word as I can I saw something about needing to put something in the screen load.
Is that maybe what I am missing?

Bill

Hi,

Trying to read as much on how signals word as I can I saw something about needing to put something in the screen load.

That is appropriate if you want to do something anytime a signal changes.  In your case all you want is to test a signal
when you run a macro.

Craig

Hi,
may I suggest holding the home switch closed, or even disconnect the wires to it and short them together
to see whether the code detects the signal if it is deliberately held in opposite state.

Craig

Craig,

It does not make any difference.

For some reason it always enters the If-Then loop

Bill

Hi,
I can only guess then that you have made a mistake in the pin assignment, or may be the logogical
connection of the pin to mc.ISIG_MOTOR0_HOME

Craig

Craig,

Normally I would agree with you.
But the switch works fine for a homing switch.

Bill

Hi,
is the switch doing double duty, ie a home switch and also a limit switch?

Craig

Craig,

Only as a homing switch.

Bill