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  1. #1
    Quote Originally Posted by EddyCurrent View Post
    What kind of cable ?
    3 core CY same stuff I fit on machines and same stuff Charlie got on his machine I presume seen as I told where to buy it.?

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    Yes it was from the link you sent. The only thing was that Tony used the pice of 12core I got to run accessories on to do all the switches so he used common + and - and then separate signals for each of the 6 switches. Should they all have there own separate screen cable which I do still have a roll of.?

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    Dean - Just a thought, I don't know much about the CSMIO, but do you remember the issue we had with proximity switches and the PMDX? The BOB accepted both NPN and PNP switch inputs but was not auto detecting the correct type. We fixed it by adding resistors between the input terminals on the BOB. I doubt it's a similar problem, but just thought i'd throw that suggestion out there incase Charlie is using similar switches.

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    Quote Originally Posted by firetrappe View Post
    Dean - Just a thought, I don't know much about the CSMIO, but do you remember the issue we had with proximity switches and the PMDX?
    You having a laugh Si how could I forget that . . . . . . Cost me a nights sleep away from home and the remaining few strands of hair I had left. . Lol

    Csmio inputs don't work like the PMDX and doesn't need to detect switch type as your free to use any logic at any voltage upto 30vdc. Your problem was with the PMDX rather than the switch and how it handles PNP logic.

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    Oh well, it was worth a shot. I guess it's the switches then, unless the length of the wire runs are causing some issues. Might it be worth trying a spare switch separately on shorter wiring into the csmio to test?

    Quote Originally Posted by JAZZCNC View Post
    You having a laugh Si how could I forget that . . . . . . Cost me a nights sleep away from home and the remaining few strands of hair I had left. . Lol
    It was worth it though to see you dancing around my garden when we got it working though. (yes folks, Dean occasionally does a little dance when he's happy lol).

  6. #6
    Thanks for the suggestions anyway


    so what do we think the next step is? Run a 3 core wire and try that instead of having them all together?

    Try some different switch and if so which ones? Are Any from rs sutable as it would be handy so I could pick one up to try tomorrow.

  7. #7
    Quote Originally Posted by charlieuk View Post
    Thanks for the suggestions anyway


    so what do we think the next step is? Run a 3 core wire and try that instead of having them all together?
    That's what I suggested earlier but using single core wire. Capacitance acts like a time delay and that's what you are getting.
    Better still use a piece of CAT 5 twisted pair, it's imunity to noise is good.
    Last edited by EddyCurrent; 30-10-2014 at 09:07 PM.
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