wiring & wizard setting for minimal working of simple normal closed limit switch

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18 Feb 2021 13:51 #199251 by suraj9735
Dear Forum,

With your help, I am able to run the X,Y, Z motors and thanks for everything.

Now I want to connect my simple normal closed type limit switch for x axis only for testing to the mesa 7i95 card. but it gives "joint 0 limit switch error". If I remove the negative X limit setting, it's working fine in jog/MDI mode. It seems I have error in setting home location (30,30,30) position and limit switch position setting. I have attached all the wiring and setting.

I connect limit common pin to input pin 1 and NC pin to the ground of step0. Is the wiring OK?

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18 Feb 2021 13:57 #199252 by bevins

Dear Forum,

With your help, I am able to run the X,Y, Z motors and thanks for everything.

Now I want to connect my simple normal closed type limit switch for x axis only for testing to the mesa 7i95 card. but it gives "joint 0 limit switch error". If I remove the negative X limit setting, it's working fine in jog/MDI mode. It seems I have error in setting home location (30,30,30) position and limit switch position setting. I have attached all the wiring and setting.

I connect limit common pin to input pin 1 and NC pin to the ground of step0. Is the wiring OK?


I dont know about the wiring of that board but you are using N/C so you need to "not" the input. That would be my guess.

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18 Feb 2021 14:11 #199254 by tommylight
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18 Feb 2021 16:16 - 18 Feb 2021 16:20 #199283 by suraj9735



I tried by inverting the pin but same error. can you explain theoretically, what does actually mean by this error?

What about the wiring?
Is it ok take the GND connection from step 0 pin(x axis). Can I take ground connection from anywhere from the mesa 7i95 board?
Last edit: 18 Feb 2021 16:20 by suraj9735.

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18 Feb 2021 16:25 #199284 by tommylight

What about the wiring?
Is it ok take the GND connection from step 0 pin(x axis). Can I take ground connection from anywhere from the mesa 7i95 board?

Not sure, never had a 7i95.
The error means exactly what it says, the limit switch is tripped when it should not be tripped.
Change the switch to NO to check if it is working.
Looking at the diagram, the wire connected to encoder gnd should be connected to INCOM01 !

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18 Feb 2021 16:29 #199287 by suraj9735
CR19 led is ON (RED). It should be off for normal operation. Any reason for it?
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18 Feb 2021 16:33 #199291 by Clive S

CR19 led is ON (RED). It should be off for normal operation. Any reason for it?


Have you got that card actually on the alli.

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18 Feb 2021 16:47 #199296 by suraj9735
This card is working properly for X,Y,Z motors, I have already tested it. This card is bought by my senior and I don't know from where he bought it. When I remove the setting for Input 0(limit switch), then it's working and running my X motor.

I guess error from software side not from card, not from wiring.

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18 Feb 2021 17:18 #199302 by suraj9735

CR19 led is ON (RED). It should be off for normal operation. Any reason for it?


Have you got that card actually on the alli.


Do you mean if it's bought from alli, the input pin may be corrupted or damaged permanently?

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18 Feb 2021 17:19 #199303 by PCW
If CR19 is illuminated when LinuxCNC is running, it indicates a watchdog bite
which in turn indicates a hal setup error or a real time problem on the host PC

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