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Working on wiring everything up. Came to a dilema. My enconder on the servo has these outputs. 1- Ground 2- Ch1 3- ChA 4- Vcc 5- ChB The rutex drive has these inputs. 1-+5V 2- A Non Inverse 3- A Inv. 4- B Non Inverse 5- B Inv. 6- Shield 9- 0V/Ground The ground and Vcc ones are easy to match. Not sure where CH1 from encoder needs to go into Rutex if anyplace And do I hook up to Non Inverse (my guess) or Inverse side? Jeff |
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| The Ch1 I guess should be ChI for Index pulse. Don't think you need to hook that one up. From the Rutex R990H manual: "The single ended TTL encoder should be connected to one input only and a pull down resistor (470 - 1000 ohms) should be connected to other input." So you can connect your encoder outputs to either the inverting or non inverting inputs on your Rutex card. Connect 470-1000 ohm resistors between the unused inputs and ground. Arvid |
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