I’m mot sure if you can view the state of being “homed” in HAL. If so, you 
could change the HAL so that you’ll have an OR or and AND component (depending 
if the switch is normally open or normally closed) that kind of ignores the 
switch in the beginning.

Or you can solve it with a multiple contact relay if you wire it as a memory 
relay. The bottom switch is wired to one of the contacts, and the coil 
energized if you engage the upper switch. Then the second set of contacts keeps 
the coil energized even if the upper switch disconnects.


> On 11 Aug 2022, at 19:41, Alan Thomason <athoma...@h3dgamma.com> wrote:
> 
> Hello all...We have one axis that by gravity will always go the limit if the 
> unpowered state.  This is not a problem unless we lose power in the building. 
>  We can manually get the machine started by just holding it into position 
> when firing the machine up, but would prefer to be able to do this remotely.
> 
> For this to work we would need to be able to ignore the bottom limit switch 
> for a brief period of time on startup.  Is there a way to do this?  For 
> instance, you would have to be able to ignore the limit switch at first, 
> then, once homed, arm it again.
> 
> Thanks so much!
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