Re: Re: EMC Home and Limit Wiring

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> EMC will allow you to jog off the limit switch, but not jog further onto
> the limit sw. So, it needs to know which one is tripped.

Ahh, for those of you who have taken the handwheels off your leadscrews !

> > And finally, is there no provision for an EStop switch ? Or is this a
> > double-pole switch to be added to both Limit switch loops.

> There should be a parallel port pin in all versions of EMC that will
> accept an external E-stop signal. You have to read the documentation
> for the auxilliary I/O to see which pin has that function.

That's the problem. Having read what documentation I can find, I still
can't see any reference to this input ...

Alan

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