Quote Originally Posted by irving2008 View Post
For safety reasons don't use a toggle switch for the 'start' switch on the 24v supply to relay 1. It must be a momentary push to make to enable both relays and use a contact on relay 2 to lock it in, as I drew it.
Ahhh. The reason why I basically re-drew your drawing was to get my head around what was happening. Now you put it like that I can see what is happening there. I guess I should have asked. It's not like it's the first daft question I've had :)


Quote Originally Posted by irving2008 View Post
Also you don't need both contact on Relay 2 to drive Relay 1, only one side of the coil needs to be switched.
I know, but I wasn't using those poles for anything else at the time and it looked untidy. I was envisaging the second poles driving a relay that disconnects the bleed resistor when the system is running.

Quote Originally Posted by JAZZCNC View Post
Using my imagination I've imagined some of that same 24v running thru E-stop going thru limit switch's as well and the RL2 relay having another contact for the 5v signal from BOB.!!
Running the limit switches off the E-stop wire sounds like a good idea - they are effectively doing the same thing as an E-stop, after all. However, I've come across a few discussions about the BoB, with several people saying that it would be better not to cut power to it.

Quote Originally Posted by JAZZCNC View Post
Edit: Oh and you'll need an limit override momentry button in there as well to allow reversing off the switch's.
I guess that might help...