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Ref: limit switches and inhibits
Much that has been discussed is ok for "Hobby" or home type machines.
As someone that retrofits drives and controls fora living I yet to hear much about the real world issues of safety and "Safety Standards". The attached link is a 5 axis digital drive I completed last week and every possible safety issue has been adressed. http://s32.photobucket.com/albums/d1...current=m5.jpg In large gantry machines like this, all axes drive motors have brakes to ensure a quick stop in an error condition. Soft over travel limits are set and deal with normal overtravel condition and extreme overtravel result in a complete drive shutdown. E Stops are handled by relays designed for this purpose. http://www.pilz.com.au/products/cont...y/index.en.jsp Not being critical but none of this would work in any real world manufacturing plant. db |
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