Those will not work on an xyz machine. XYZ has the pull-up and current limiting resistors for each Ir LED and opto-transistor for each end stop on the main board. The ones you have listed has those resistors on each unit. If you use them as is in an xyz machine the resistance and current will be too low for them to operate.
I think you are correct, XYZ has the pull-up and current limiting resistors for each Ir LED and opto-transistor for each end stop on the main board. The voltage supposed to be ~5V/~0.2V with stock optical endstop on/off, I got ~3.3V/0.1V instead without remove the pull-up and current limiting resistor. It still works well since 3.3V still considered high voltage. I think just replace the Ir LED and optical-transistor from the new endstop with solder iron to replace the old one is a better choice. It is technical challenging, but it is not expensive and risk of get anything burned is low. Worth to try when out of choices.
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you may need to print an adaptor to mount on your machine, or take out the led and light sensor to replace the one you have with solder iron.
Those will not work on an xyz machine. XYZ has the pull-up and current limiting resistors for each Ir LED and opto-transistor for each end stop on the main board. The ones you have listed has those resistors on each unit. If you use them as is in an xyz machine the resistance and current will be too low for them to operate.
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