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    Wiring Limit, Home and E-Stop Switches

    I found this diagram, mentioned in an old thread, that seems to be a good way to wire up limit, home and E-Stop switches.

    My question, is if I can just put the E-Stop switch in series with the limit switches and free up a parallel port input? I assume so.

    Also, should the home switches be in the same location as X--, Y-- and Z++ limit switches or offset from each other?

    I am using Mach3, if that matters.
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