Re: Limits Switches revisited....

["ERIC KELLER" <eekeller-at-psu.edu>]

Everyone that normally talks is at NAMES.  I've tried to figure out the answer
to your question as I also have a series II.  The limits are edge triggered
rather than level triggered.  The real problem is that the switch doen't tell
you when the limit violation is cleared.  I've been meaning to look into this
-- story of my life.  I would guess this is handled somehow, since nist has had
emc running on a bridgeport.  I'll keep you posted.
Eric




On Fri, 25 Apr 2003 00:45:56, "Lee & Chris studley" wrote:

> 
> Hi again, talking to myself...
> All seems to be working with this arrangement( described below). I'm not 
> sure of this post is getting to everyone, or nobody feels like talking 
> today :-)
> 
> Thanks for any suggestions,
> -Lee
> 
> 
> At 03:31 PM 4/24/03 -0400, Lee & Chris studley wrote:
> 
> >Hello,
> >This may be a dumb question, but my SeriesII has only a single limit 
> >switch on the Y axis that trips
> >at either +Y or -Y max travel positions. Is there a best way to handle 
> >this in EMC. As is, it would indicate a +Ymax and
> >-Ymax limit condition simultaneously when either limit is hit.
> >
> >-Lee
> >
> >
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