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--- mycnc:mycnc_et7 [2019/06/10 14:02] – ivan
+++ mycnc:mycnc_et7 [2019/06/14 12:57] – ivan
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 ==== Connection Examples ====
-=== 3-wire NPN sensor connection example ===
+=== 3-wire NPN sensor connection example (external power supply)===
 <code>Jumpers J1,J2,J3,J4 are all open.</code>
-{{:hardware:et7:et7-npn-sensor-002.jpg}}
+{{:mycnc:et7-npn-external-001-v2.png}}
+=== 3-wire PNP sensor connection example (external power supply) ===
-=== 3-wire PNP sensor connection example ===
 <code>Jumpers J1,J2,J3,J4 are all open.</code>
+{{:mycnc:et7-pnp-external-001-v2.png}}
-{{:hardware:et7:et7-pnp-sensor-002.jpg}}
 {{hardware:et7-b-connection-inputs-004.png}}
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 One of jumpers J1,J2,J3,J4 (J4 in case of this example) is closed.</code>
-{{:mycnc:et7-npn-sensor-internal-with-jumpers.png}}
+{{:mycnc:et7-npn-internal-001-v2.png}}
 === 3-wire PNP sensor connection example (internal power supply)===
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 All of jumpers J1,J2,J3,J4 are open.</code>
-{{:mycnc:et7-pnp-sensor-internal-no-jumpers.png}}
+{{:mycnc:et7-pnp-internal-001-v2.png}}
 As the sensor requires a 24V power supply, it is necessary to connect it to the 24V port, not the 5V.
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 Switch should also short the wire to GNC(0V).
-{{:hardware:et7:et7-switch-connection-001.jpg}}
+{{:mycnc:et7-switch-internal-001-v2.png}}
 ===Switch connection example (external power supply)===
-{{:mycnc:et7-switch-connection-002-external.png}}
+{{:mycnc:et7-switch-external-002-v2.png}}
-{{:mycnc:et7-switch-connection-003-external.png}}
+{{:mycnc:et7-switch-external-001-v2.png}}
 <code>Jumpers J1, J2, J3, J4 are all open</code>