Re: LIMIT SWITCHES
Posted by
stevenson_engineers
on 2001-12-16 05:44:15 UTC
--- In CAD_CAM_EDM_DRO@y..., "woodknack" <wjdupont@h...> wrote:
It depends on what system you are running though how it interperates
these. Some have a limit plus and minus which means if you hit plus
you can still make a minus move.
Others link the switches so that hitting plus is the same as hitting
minus and in this case you can only jog off the switch.
John S.
> Should you have 2 limit switches for each axis? One on each end. IfYes you should have two.
> you have just one, what stops the unit from going to far the other
> way?
It depends on what system you are running though how it interperates
these. Some have a limit plus and minus which means if you hit plus
you can still make a minus move.
Others link the switches so that hitting plus is the same as hitting
minus and in this case you can only jog off the switch.
John S.
Discussion Thread
woodknack
2001-12-16 05:37:13 UTC
LIMIT SWITCHES
stevenson_engineers
2001-12-16 05:44:15 UTC
Re: LIMIT SWITCHES
woodknack
2001-12-16 05:55:33 UTC
Re: LIMIT SWITCHES