-- On Mar 30, 1998, [email protected] (Tim Mooney) wrote
> Wait a minute. You can't enable or disable limit switch support, and the
> hardware doesn't care whether or not you actually have switches.
Interesting. I had assumed that they had to be enabled, so didn't pay
any attention to them. So you're saying that the input lines for the
limit switches always have to be connected. If they are floating, they
can randomly stop the hardware. That would explain some of the strange
behavior that I've seen.
--
Hubert Yamada, University of Hawaii, Institute for Astronomy
phone: (808) 956-6648
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