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    Question about AMT 103 encoder- Wire-X ????

    I am connecting my AMT encoders up and looking at the cables.

    They are:

    Red- Connects to +5vdc on Gecko terminal #7

    Black-Connects to encoder ground on Gecko terminal #6

    Brown-Connects to CH-B on Gecko terminal #9

    White-Connects to CH- A on Gecko terminal #8

    Aqua-blue- called "X" on the encoder. There isn't a connection place for it on the Gecko diagram.

    Is this what is called an indexer terminal?

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    Jackal
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    I don't see X, they use Z for the marker pulse?
    Check: I see they also use X as index pulse.
    I don't know why they use two different descriptions for the marker, confusing??
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