RE: [CAD_CAM_EDM_DRO] Re:Home Switches
Posted by
Dave Fisher
on 2004-01-10 20:15:43 UTC
On fitting home switches to our router table, I notice that each time
I home the table - the X and Y readings differ greatly, some times upto + -
0.5 mm. Seldom never going to zero. Slowing the home traverse speed seems to
make little difference.
I would have expected there to be some differnces caused by backlash etc but
not as much as I am getting.
I have used good quality lever type micro switches, but wonder if I am
suffering from switch bounce or just the mechanical properties of a micro
switch. Would I be better using a slotted opto coupler to eliminate
mechanical tolerences or any other method ?
The table is being driven with Rutex Amps and The Desk CNC sofware and
controller.
Any advice would be appreciated
Rgds to all
Dave Fisher
I home the table - the X and Y readings differ greatly, some times upto + -
0.5 mm. Seldom never going to zero. Slowing the home traverse speed seems to
make little difference.
I would have expected there to be some differnces caused by backlash etc but
not as much as I am getting.
I have used good quality lever type micro switches, but wonder if I am
suffering from switch bounce or just the mechanical properties of a micro
switch. Would I be better using a slotted opto coupler to eliminate
mechanical tolerences or any other method ?
The table is being driven with Rutex Amps and The Desk CNC sofware and
controller.
Any advice would be appreciated
Rgds to all
Dave Fisher
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