Thread: Proximity limit switch problems
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17-01-2014 #11
Yes that's how Mach works Irving Hits the switch then backs off then Zero's the Axis before moving onto next axis.
For Limits ONLY then Series wired Prox switches work just they have slower reaction times with each switch but for the few needed, esp if like me you use traveling switches that look for a target so only 1 each axis then it's not a problem.
The Link Eddy gave explains about series wired prox switches.!! Sensors - Outputs & Wiring
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