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Prox sensors for plasma table - Advice needed
Also, how exactly do the home and limit sensors/switches connect to the 7i76e?
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www.teslacomponents.com.au/products/elec...ssories/limit-switch
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select "PNP" type sensors
(NPN types require an external pullup resistor per sensor)
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Those are heavy duty compared to the toy switches I had been using with my old setup.thefabricator03 wrote: I am using these Telsa brand switches I brought locally.
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tommylight wrote: I used prox on the last two and will use on the two current builds, cheap ones, NPN, they do work nicely, just do not use the included cable, it is not shielded, so i cut it some 7 to 10 cm from the sensor and wire shielded cable.
PCW wrote: If you use proximity sensors with the 7I76E, make sure you
select "PNP" type sensors
(NPN types require an external pullup resistor per sensor)
On the low end of their price scale, my local electronics outlet has Omron and RS Pro. These here are $22/each, plus the plug, and wire.
www.alliedelec.com/product/omron-automat...ks04-m1-b1/70330923/
*Plug sold separately, wire not included, some assembly required, see store for full details*
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Sorry, forgot to mention that.
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