Wiring Diagram check

[A_Camera]

Why having a buzzer at all? When the limit switch is hit the motors will stop, so you'll notice the silence. When you push the Limit override you know you are pushing it...

Just curious about what is the point with the buzzer.

[eurikain]

Because you don't "push" the limits override, you "switch" it. If it was a push button, you'd have to reach your keyboard or something that allows you to move the gantry off the triggered limit switch while you're pushing the override. However, a switch will stay in the same position, so you won't have the problem of reaching your keyboard, but instead you might have the problem of forgetting to switch it back to the "off" position, hence why a buzzer. It's not mandatory if you are very careful, but it's a plus for safety.

[A_Camera]

A limit override should in my opinion be a push button, not a switch. Of course, I know that a switch stays on as long as you don't flip it but that is not a good solution the way I see it. If reaching to it is an issue than the position of the location is wrong. But again, this is just my opinion.

[eurikain]

I see what you mean :) That's right, it's a matter of opinion.

[nairepooc]

Hi Eurikain,

I have read through your post with great interest and it has answered many of my questions.
i was wondering if you have any photos of the control cabinet build yet?

[eurikain]

Hello nairepooc,

Thank you so much for the compliment :) I do have pictures of the build but I won't be home until tomorrow evening, but once home I can post some pictures for you :)

All the best,
Eurikain.

[eurikain]

Hello nairepooc,

First off, let me apologies for not posting earlier. I have been very busy these past few weeks, but I finally found some time to take those pictures you asked for. I hope these will be helpful to you. If you need more pictures, let me know. My camera turned on the flash for every picture, if you want I can try to take new ones without the flash, they might turn out a little brighter.

All the best, G.