Re: EMC Homing Switches

[Spehro Pefhany <speff-at-interlog.com>]

>Spehro
>
>Well If I need to home all 3 axis', and I home X first, pin 12 will go to
>ground through X Axis homing switch when it gets home. Now, how will EMC
see Y axis
>switch transition to ground when it already grounded through the X switch?

If it homes the X axis by running it in until the switch closes and then
back until it opens then there will be no problem. 

But I don't know what the default behavior actually is yet. ;-) 

Best regards, 

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