Re: Home Switches???
Posted by
forumtvm
on 2003-03-16 11:53:47 UTC
--- In CAD_CAM_EDM_DRO@yahoogroups.com, "rk40risk" <rk40risk@y...>
wrote:
of the axes. (For the z-axis, it will always be at the extreme top)
When you perform a homing operation, the machine will move towards
the switch and will stop when it is activated. This is so that you
can have a permanent repeatable position to which other points like
the program zero can be referenced.
proximity or optical switches, etc.
Peter
wrote:
> home switches what are they and what are there function thanks?These are switches you place on a machine usually at the extreme end
of the axes. (For the z-axis, it will always be at the extreme top)
When you perform a homing operation, the machine will move towards
the switch and will stop when it is activated. This is so that you
can have a permanent repeatable position to which other points like
the program zero can be referenced.
> home switches what are theyI use cherry switches for the Sherline machine. Others may use
proximity or optical switches, etc.
Peter
Discussion Thread
rk40risk
2003-03-16 08:12:07 UTC
Home Switches???
forumtvm
2003-03-16 11:53:47 UTC
Re: Home Switches???
rk40risk
2003-03-16 22:05:33 UTC
Re: Home Switches???