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Re: Limit Switches
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Originally Posted by gwytheyrn
I strongly suggest trying the method in post number 4, as it is quite an elegant way to program for this, imho. Dunno about billbo's post; I don't have labview on this computer, but I guess it works in a similar fashion
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From a cursory reading of ebmonon36's post, it sounds exactly like what I posted in the vi. It is simple and quite effective. We used this exact method, except the limit switches were replaced with comparators coming off a pot, to limit the travel of our turret this year.
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