[peco2002]

Hi,

Are there limit switches for the axis or are they integrated in the glass scales?


kind regards

[servtech]

Hi,

Are there limit switches for the axis or are they integrated in the glass scales?


kind regards

They can be parameter soft limits or sometimes use a marker on the scale. Or even an end limit switch.

Can you post an electrical drawing of an axis page ?

[peco2002]

thx for reply

in attachment you can find schematic of x, y and z axis..


kind regards pedro

[servtech]

thx for reply

in attachment you can find schematic of x, y and z axis..


kind regards pedro

The drawing do not show any switches, just motor encoder and scale.

There may be a reference switch on an input drawing. Ref X schalter for example.

With incremental scales there can be a switch, with absolute scales, usually not.

Increment scales would need a switch at the end of the axis travel.

With absolute scales the axis normally only needs to travel across several markers to know it's position.

Both cases a zero shift parameter to optimize the zero position.

[Max-Eley]

If you reference your machine on each power up then yes, it touches the limit switch, then travels to the home pulse on the scale.

[Badr1988]

Good day,
Could you please share the wiring diagram