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  1. #51
    I used NPN normally closed proximity sensors in the end. I mounted them sideways on so they can't get damaged. They work a treat. I use them just as home switches. I have mounted some as limit switches but I haven't wired them up yet because soft limits seem to work just fine.

  2. #52
    I'm debating my wiring for the NPN-NC prox sensors for mine too atm.
    Easier to wire in series, however I have a UCBB with 18 inputs.
    That's 1 for the estop, 6 for the servo, which leaves another 11 available.

    Will be using CAT7 solid core shield cable to go from control box to a connector box on side of machine using RJ45 shielding connectors.
    RJ45 modules at either end.
    Then from connector box on machine side to the switches using flexible cable.

  3. #53
    I have the CS labs IP/M controller that has plenty of inputs. I used the individual inputs rather than wiring in series.

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