E-Stop wiring
Posted by
Lloyd Leung
on 2003-03-05 04:21:03 UTC
How should I wire my e-stops?
I believe my only options are:
1.) E-stop switch connected to the parallel port. [software polled,
TurboCNC]
2.) E-stop switch between the capacitor and the fuses. Star pattern
from e-stop, instead of the +'ve terminal on the CAP.
i. DC Capacitor +'ve
ii. E-stop
[Repeat below as many times as needed]
iii. Fuse
iv. Gecko Pin 2 (with 470 uF cap)
3.) E-stop switch between Gecko Pin 1 and the -'ve on the capacitor
What is the best option? And any reason for it?
I have a bleeder resister on the CAP.
I'd just like to know how others have setup their E-stops.
Thanks.
Lloyd,
Toronto, Ontario.
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I believe my only options are:
1.) E-stop switch connected to the parallel port. [software polled,
TurboCNC]
2.) E-stop switch between the capacitor and the fuses. Star pattern
from e-stop, instead of the +'ve terminal on the CAP.
i. DC Capacitor +'ve
ii. E-stop
[Repeat below as many times as needed]
iii. Fuse
iv. Gecko Pin 2 (with 470 uF cap)
3.) E-stop switch between Gecko Pin 1 and the -'ve on the capacitor
What is the best option? And any reason for it?
I have a bleeder resister on the CAP.
I'd just like to know how others have setup their E-stops.
Thanks.
Lloyd,
Toronto, Ontario.
[Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
Discussion Thread
Lloyd Leung
2003-03-05 04:21:03 UTC
E-Stop wiring
Jeff Goldberg
2003-03-05 05:45:03 UTC
RE: [CAD_CAM_EDM_DRO] E-Stop wiring