On Wednesday 23 January 2013 15:59:55 Bruce Klawiter did opine:
Message additions Copyright Wednesday 23 January 2013 by Gene Heskett

> I am curious, how does LinuxCNC back off of a limit switch?
> I have a bridgeport with hand wheels so it is easy for me, just
> wondering how this is done on the big machines.
> 
> Bruce

As shown in the gfx on the wiki under homing, there is an implicit 
assumption that it is a mechanical switch, with a bit of hysteresis space 
between the close and the open going the other way.  It's fairly well 
explained, but the lack of hysteresis in an electrical contact such as I am 
using, means I cannot set my backlashes for total compensations, because 
the backlash takeup move may reopen the contact, and its a show stopper 
error if the switch is already open when the backup move starts.  I have x 
home working about 90% of the time by setting backlash to half a thou in 
the .ini file for x on my lathe, and around 3 thou less than real on my old 
sloppy z.  When x works, it does all the motions in just a few milliseconds 
once the initial contact has been made.  The old Z was the same except for 
the 300 milliseconds the backlash moves of 20 thou take.

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