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15 Jul 2024 06:04 #305195
by GeckoWorks
So, thinking ahead to perhaps buying some new limit switches, they would need to be PNP for sinking inputs on the board...?
On that same note, if the board outputs are sourcing, the inputs on the servo drive would need to be wired in the sinking way?
Replied by GeckoWorks on topic Sorry, Another 'Which Mesa?' Post. (Yes, I read Spumco's magnificient guide)
IF, big if, I read some other posts correctly, a sinking input on the board would need to be fed a sourcing output "on the other end". Is this correct?If there is a choice, I prefer sourcing outputs and sinking inputs
So, thinking ahead to perhaps buying some new limit switches, they would need to be PNP for sinking inputs on the board...?
On that same note, if the board outputs are sourcing, the inputs on the servo drive would need to be wired in the sinking way?
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15 Jul 2024 06:23 #305199
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Replied by tommylight on topic Sorry, Another 'Which Mesa?' Post. (Yes, I read Spumco's magnificient guide)
Yes and yes, probably, it is 8:20AM here and i have not slept yet, so i might be hallucinating.
As for switches, i never worry about them, usually a single resistor is enough to make them work, whatever the type and input.
As for switches, i never worry about them, usually a single resistor is enough to make them work, whatever the type and input.
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