Quote Originally Posted by IhateDoug View Post
I’m not sure if this is anything but yes the estop is wired directly to the bob - however
There are 2 wires that run from the bob to estop -half way along they are inserted into a ‘plug’ then continue onto the estop.
The plug is male and there is its female companion vacant nearby on another board - is this a coincidence or should it be plugged in?

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So white and red go to bob and the red and blue go to estop button


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This worries me a bit. I would NOT plug the connector into the board - from the schematic and the legends on the board I do think that the board terminal is carrying 24VAC for the E-Stop relay, plugging it in could throw 24VAC into the BOB input channels. You've already established that power is present on the BOB which means that the schematic and the E-Stop isolation of the BOB isn't effective (wired).