Difference between revisions of "Programmable Limit Switch"
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| − | Programmable Limit Switches are values that switch ON and OFF based on programmable axis values.< | + | Programmable Limit Switches are values that switch ON and OFF based on programmable axis values.<br><br> |
| − | For example, a bender may have three tube supports that must be controlled independently. PLS ON and OFF switches can control all three tube supports based on the Feed Axis positions.< | + | For example, a bender may have three tube supports that must be controlled independently. PLS ON and OFF switches can control all three tube supports based on the Feed Axis positions.<br><br> |
| − | The values for the limit switches are actual position values entered in the system units (millimeters or degrees). | + | The values for the limit switches are actual position values entered in the system units (millimeters or degrees).<br><br> |
Latest revision as of 20:47, 6 July 2007
Programmable Limit Switches are values that switch ON and OFF based on programmable axis values.
For example, a bender may have three tube supports that must be controlled independently. PLS ON and OFF switches can control all three tube supports based on the Feed Axis positions.
The values for the limit switches are actual position values entered in the system units (millimeters or degrees).
