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Re: [CAD_CAM_EDM_DRO] Re: Encoder help?

Posted by Jon Elson
on 2011-03-04 10:17:36 UTC
Dan Mauch wrote:
> Mach3 has a great feature that I love. It uses two switches on each axis.
> The program works like this: When you press reference all the Z axis raises
> first until it hits the limit /home switch stops and back off a little bit.
> Then the Y axis and last the X axis. After the three axis are homed then the
> switches are now activated as limit switches. Any tripping of the switches
> trips mach3 , an error Limit switch active message is flashed. The rest
> button In mach will not reset until the tripped limit switch is corrected .
>
EMC2 can also do this, you put "HOME_IGNORE_LIMITS = YES" in the axis
section for each
axis that will work this way. EMC2 also has a button to let you
manually jog off a limit switch.
If you have separate limit inputs for each direction, it will only let
you jog in the proper direction
to get off that switch. There also is a feature to home all axes in a
specific sequence, but I don't
know how to do that one myself. I just do them one at a time.

Jon

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