I finally got all Homing and Limit switches wired and they work beautifully but now the problem is I can't get my touch off plate to work anymore. It seems that all my "Pins" are used on my breakout board. Is there a way to work around this problem?
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you can wire your Limit Switches in series so that you get one pin free.

have a look here:

https://www.machsupport.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/02/Mach3Mill_1.84.pdf

chapter 4.6

This is the problems with newbies, we never give all the information in our questions.
The limit switches and home switches our these "uxcell 4mm Inductive Proximity Sensor Switch Detector NPN NC DC 5-30V 200mA 3-Wire SN04-N2" .  They act as limit and home switches and no matter how I try I can't wire them in series. (I think they can't;  Ha)

Mechanical limits switches are normally used as normally closed. This also allows them to be wired in series. If your prox sensors are normally open you can wire them in parallel. The input to the breakout board will be active low.

"uxcell 4mm Inductive Proximity Sensor Switch Detector NPN NC DC 5-30V 200mA 3-Wire SN04-N2"

it is a normaly Close type i think, they can be wirde in series (mostly), you can try noting will be destroyed

1st Limit
Brown - power supply +
Blue - power supply -
Black - 2nd Limit Brown

2nd Limit
Brown - 1st Limit Black
Blue - power supply -
Black - Input pin

I missed the NC in the prox switch part number so my suggestion for a normally open switch doesn't apply here.

The wiring suggested by TPS could work for PNP type switches, however you have NPN. In the attached drawing the top is the TPS circuit. The bottom is a similar circuit for NPN  NO switches. I can't guarantee it will work for your prox switches. Among other details,  I don't know how much voltage drop there is to the output.

thank you MN300, i missed the NPN

Details, details! I intended the diagram to be for NC switches not NO as my last message reads.
The output will be 0V when no switch is active ( no metal sensed ) and 5V when any switch is active.

Thanks to everyone of you guys. I just got back in town last night and will go out and do some work.
Thanks again