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I am using clearpath servos, so even if it did physically hit the gantry bump stop, it should throw a fault within a second or so and shut it down. right?

One more question. By reading the instructions it looks like I can set the input to both homeall AND limitall. I just want to confirm that is accurate, that way I can connect my Y+ limit switch on the same input as the others, as well as not have to split the signal from the x sensor because it move...

Thanks for the input. I looked on their site and it seems that the EO type are normally open sinking (what I have). The designation EP is for the push/pull version.

I have attached the information sheet for my specific proximity switch and just wanted to double check I was wiring it right. Pin 1 connected to the 24v + power supply I am using to power in the INPUT switches 24v on the Acorn. Pin 2 EMPTY Pin 3 connected to the 24V - of the power supply I am using ...

Just got mine with the terminal connectors today. Getting ready to connect to the computer for the first time!

Awesome. I just placed an order for the controller, board and software. I left a note telling them I wanted the terminal version of the board, and will call in the morning to double check.

I'll take one, but I cannot get anyone over there to call me back. If I just order it on the website right now, will I get the updated one?

What are the revisions? if they aren't a big deal, I'll order one right now.

Any word on the C86accp with terminal blocks? I think it would be an easier install, but if it is going to be another couple of weeks, I may just order the one with the normal connectors.

Do you guys have any examples of a proper mount for strain relief of the C86. Also, this thread has convinced me that the C86ACCP might be the best $50 I spend on my build. I am assuming that the board itself provides the proper 5V for the STEP/Direction, as well as the resistors?