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  1. #1
    Can't he just use a separate 5V supply and use the NO contact to make the circuit when the switch trips.? Simplizz enough to me.!!

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    Ray the same 5V supply that powers the Bob would work just take another feed from it.
    Last edited by JAZZCNC; 01-01-2013 at 05:01 PM.

  2. #2
    Or, use a double throw microswitch and have red green on every switch, fully independant and all on one 3 wire loop, easy peasy.

  3. The Following User Says Thank You to Robin Hewitt For This Useful Post:


  4. #3
    Hi Robin

    Many thanks, still confused, would that be a SPDT? I thought I was trying to illustrate that in my drawing, or did I get that wrong?

    Regards

    Ray

  5. #4
    Hi Jazz

    Many thanks again, will this stop the machine from moving if activated.?

    Regards

    Ray

  6. #5
    Quote Originally Posted by manofgresley View Post
    Hi Jazz

    Many thanks again, will this stop the machine from moving if activated.?

    Regards

    Ray
    Yes Ray machine will stop and the relevant tripped switch LED turn on.

    Easy to test off machine just run 5V+ wire from PSU to LED/resistor then thru NO contact of switch that Neg (-) is connected to BOB (-). the BOB will return to Ground of the PSU.
    If it works Mach will go into reset and the LED light up while switch held in.

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