Re: [CAD_CAM_EDM_DRO] Re: Home / Limit switches
Posted by
Jon Elson
on 2001-01-27 12:35:54 UTC
Ray wrote:
opto-coupled inputs, as loss of power to the isolated switch side of the couplers
could make it not sense the home switch either. Then it would run away.
If all axes come up showing out of limit in both directions at the same time,
it would be pretty obvious something is wrong with the switch sensing hardware.
Jon
> Someone pointed out a while ago that it would be a bit better if the limitEMC can certainly be set up to do this. It is even more of a good idea with
> switches were closed when everything was okay. A closed signal will fault
> for a broken wire or connection but an open won't.
opto-coupled inputs, as loss of power to the isolated switch side of the couplers
could make it not sense the home switch either. Then it would run away.
If all axes come up showing out of limit in both directions at the same time,
it would be pretty obvious something is wrong with the switch sensing hardware.
Jon
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2001-01-25 07:48:47 UTC
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2001-01-25 08:32:50 UTC
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2001-01-25 15:45:35 UTC
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2001-01-25 17:49:35 UTC
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2001-01-26 09:17:36 UTC
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2001-01-26 18:35:30 UTC
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Ray
2001-01-26 18:35:32 UTC
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Jon Elson
2001-01-27 12:35:54 UTC
Re: [CAD_CAM_EDM_DRO] Re: Home / Limit switches