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--- ls50 [2019/06/05 20:13] – vik
+++ ls50 [2024/11/26 18:26] (current) – [Introduction] make warning bold brandon
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-WARNING : Please Note: When installing the LS unit you must insure that the proper length 1/4-20 screws are used.  If the screws are too long, i.e. exceed the thickness of the plate that they are being screwed into, they can press against the adjoining plate and cause serious damage to the unit .
+**WARNING:** When installing the LS unit you must insure that the proper length 1/4-20 screws are used.  If the screws are too long, i.e. exceed the thickness of the plate that they are being screwed into, they can press against the adjoining plate and cause serious damage to the unit .
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 [{{ ::ls50_old_limits.jpg?direct&200 |Old style limits, adjust with a 0.05in allen(or hex) wrench}}]
-On older linear stages, the limit magnets were held in a series of small holes, kept in place with a 0.05 in set-screw. Limits were adjusted my unscrewing the set-screw, extracting the magnet and placing it in a different hole.
+On older linear stages, the limit magnets were held in a series of small holes, kept in place with a 0.05 in set-screw. Limits were adjusted my unscrewing the set-screw, extracting the magnet and placing it in a different hole.  When doing this, keep the magnet stuck to the tip of the set screw so it doesn't flip over (north and south poles indicate the two different limits.

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