Connecting a cycle start and feed hold button.

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Connecting a cycle start and feed hold button.

Post by PhilipTrueman »

I need to connect a cycle start and feed hold button to my cnc lathe.
Do i just connect a momentary push to make button to one of the inputs on the Acorn board?
Where does the other side of the switch connect?
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Re: Connecting a cycle start and feed hold button.

Post by dpascucci_support »

One side of the button to Acorn input, the other end to 24VDC common. Then in the Wizard assign CycleStart2 and FeedHold2 to the inputs that you wired your buttons to.
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Re: Connecting a cycle start and feed hold button.

Post by centroid467 »

Hello Philip,
Affirmative! You can just connect one terminal of the switch to any available ACORN input and then the other terminal to your 24V power supply common/GND.
After that, just assign the input correctly in the Wizard and you are good to go.
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Re: Connecting a cycle start and feed hold button.

Post by PhilipTrueman »

I will try it tomorrow. Thanks for the info i didn't want to damage the Acorn board.
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Re: Connecting a cycle start and feed hold button.

Post by cnckeith »

PhilipTrueman wrote: Wed Mar 20, 2024 2:33 pm I will try it tomorrow. Thanks for the info i didn't want to damage the Acorn board.
it is just like connecting any other switch (limit or home) etc..
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Re: Connecting a cycle start and feed hold button.

Post by PhilipTrueman »

All sorted now
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Re: Connecting a cycle start and feed hold button.

Post by cnckeith »

cool thanks for reporting back, always great to see photos of what our customers are doing!
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