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    Question plutp-P board encoder inputs

    I have AMT102 encoders .They output max 5mA current TTL signals and nothing counts when i rotate encoder. Do i need to give pull up resistors for inputs?

    Any shematics for input signals will be wellcome


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    You shouldn't if it is TTL compatible, it depends on what you are driving in to?
    Try them on their own with a 2k PU resistor if necessary to test.
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    It works now. Problem has been in software


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