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Old 01-14-2009, 01:35 PM
 
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PROXIMITY SWITCH ?

Hi all, I have a KIA VA-50. It's pretty old, and one of the poximity switches on the y axis limit switches went. We were able to order the part, but when I went to replace it, the wire color coding is different. The original has white, red and black wires, and the new switch has blue, black and brown. I can get some idea of what the wires on the machine are by how they are wired, but The new switch has no indication of what is what.

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Was this issued by the OEM as a direct replacement? As Proximities can come in NPN or PNP (sink or source).
If this is a direct replacement then in the absence of any other instructions, it would most likely be safe to assume that the original was Red+v, Black -v and White load or output.
The most common colours now are Brown +v, Blue-v and Black, output.
You should be able to confirm the original colour identity be how it is wired into the machine.
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Hi Chappyd, we did replace switch like this before, here is how we connect it.
RED become Brown (+24V)
White become Black (to I/O Board)
Black become Blue (Com wire)

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