edit: Hood posted while I was composing - looks like we're thinking similarly

ahhhhhh but that now poses another question, is it a case of
Great minds think alike
or
Fools seldom differ

I'd like to think it's the former, but then if I'm the latter, I would wouldn't I? 

well I am definitely the latter

I say, in the case of you two, Great minds think alike   

Brett

I say, in the case of you two, Great minds think alike   

Brett

nah that cant be right, because I often agree with you Brett

I was always taught to accept a compliment with good grace - so cheers Brett - a man of rare insight I believe

This is connected to another problem at this thread, http://www.machsupport.com/forum/index.php/topic,5189.0.html

Anything will help

Thanks
Bill

I would disconnect all your limits and just connect up one, but still have all the limits set up in Ports and Pins like you have already.
 Have it so you can activate it by hand and do the homing sequence. Once the Z starts to home press the switch and Mach should stop and start to reverse, when it starts reversing release the switch and it should stop and the Y axis should start, just repeat the procedure for the Y and then the X.
 If this works OK then you need to look at either your wiring or the way the switches are activated, but we will cross that bridge if you get it working with one switch.
Hood

Wise words Hood. 

Brett

All,

Ok, I will give that a try, stirling also suggested that I hook up the X, Y, and Z on 3 separate pins, split them up. I Will give it a go as soon as I get home from work.

Thanks Again
Bill