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    Wiring Question

    I am in the final stages of setting up my router and am experiencing difficulty that may be associated with my wiring. I have sporatic action coming out of my G320s and I'm sure it must be due to the wire I am using as everything is hooked up correctly. I am using unshielded 22/4 AWG cable for my encoders and 16 AWG multistranded machine tool wire for my power.

    Can people please make recommendations and comments on better wire options?

    Thanks.


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    Use shielded wires for all signal wires, and don't run them in parallell with power cables.

    I don't know if this will make your problem disappear, but it is the recommended way of doing things.

    Arvid


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