Limit switch problem

[dazp1976]

Sorry I may have miss led you . I can touch the limit switch but nothing happens, when I pull off the switch the machine stops. If I click on home X, Y, Z or home all I get a message Requested home axis home switch active please , can't read the rest of message. I am running Mach 3 scheen set 2010.

Mike

Try changing active low/active high setting in Mach and see what that does.

[Mikes Planes]

Try changing active low/active high setting in Mach and see what that does.

Hi sorry no diffretance.

Mike

[Mikes Planes]

Hi Dean,
I have fixed it, you got me thinking and I was able to workin it out. I think you were on the right line.

Many Thanks

Mike

[dazp1976]

Hi Dean,
I have fixed it, you got me thinking and I was able to workin it out. I think you were on the right line.

Many Thanks

Mike

Limit backoff was set pos+ and shoud've been neg- ?. (or vice versa)?.
Effectively working backwards?.

[Mikes Planes]

Limit backoff was set pos+ and shoud've been neg- ?. (or vice versa)?.
Effectively working backwards?.

Hi,
Next question if you don't mind, I have a relay wired up and I can hear it clicking when I press M7 for coolent, where do I get the power from for the pump 250v?

Mike

[dazp1976]

Hi,
Next question if you don't mind, I have a relay wired up and I can hear it clicking when I press M7 for coolent, where do I get the power from for the pump 250v?

Mike

Basically the principle of this image below is the same for everything.
You connect your relay to your control for operation of on/off coil.
You split 1 of the power lines between the pump and it's plug and fit the relay ouputs inbetween there.

In the case of the image the positive line has been split and connected to the relay COM & NO.
With a SSR it would just go to the 2 output contacts.
Active low/Active high will be used to set relay as closed whilst machine on or closed when off depending on when you want the pump to operate.



This is 12v system for arduino. Instead of 12v you would just be using your 250v. Wiring is the same regardless.