How Does It Work About The Reference- And End-switches?

1.	How Does It Work About The Reference- And End-switches?
Answer» Pin11(reference-switch) must be on signal-ground when the program starts and ends. Pin10(end-switch) is NORMALLY CLOSED to GND. If open, it can trigger a reference drive. When reference(Pin11) is open and end-switch(Pin10) opens also, then drive back to orgin! This saves TIME in case of interruption of processing. Pin10 is also good for overload use. All 9 axis will be driven back to orgin, one after the other. ORDER: W-V-U T-S-R Z-Y-X.

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Pin11(reference-switch) must be on signal-ground when the program starts and ends.
Pin10(end-switch) is NORMALLY CLOSED to GND. If open, it can trigger a reference drive.
When reference(Pin11) is open and end-switch(Pin10) opens also, then drive back to orgin!
This saves TIME in case of interruption of processing. Pin10 is also good for overload use.
All 9 axis will be driven back to orgin, one after the other. ORDER: W-V-U T-S-R Z-Y-X.

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