I'd recommend just using one of the digital I/O pins unless you need
all six limit switches on P502 and the 4 spare/SPI pins on P503. Add
a signal to your HAL file and tie it to the amp-fault-in signal(s) of
the motion component.
If you really want to wire your fault signal into the ESTOP chain, you
can use a circuit similar to what I have already on the board instead
of a simple jumper (or in series with a physical ESTOP switch if
you've got one).
Something similar to the R301/Q303 circuit in the ESTOP chain on the
CRAMPS board should do what you want:
* You probably want a pull-up resistor on the FAULT+ line (similar to
R301). The pull-up voltage and the resistance will depend on the
characteristics of your FAULT+ output. Make sure you do not exceed
the maximum Vgs of the FET (usually 15-20V).
* The FET gate should be tied to your FAULT+ signal. The FET will
conduct when FAULT+ is high, and will not conduct when FAULT+ is low.
* The FET source should be tied to the low side of the ESTOP chain
(P302 pin 2)
* The FET drain should be tied to the high side of the ESTOP chain
(P302 pin 1)
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