Reply with QuoteEGND normally means Earth Ground and if so should be connected to the service ground conductor, it should not be used for current carrying conductor.
Al.
Quick help Wiring Encoder
Hi,
Anyone one know where this extra ground goes on this D-808 encoder? Not mentioned on the lead specs or the encoder wiring diagrams (common Gnd?), blue & black have been swapped over since picture, see below..
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Last edited by mindfulmunchkin; 11-29-2018 at 07:39 PM.
Re: Quick help Wiring Encoder
EGND normally means Earth Ground and if so should be connected to the service ground conductor, it should not be used for current carrying conductor.
Al.
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Re: Quick help Wiring Encoder
hmm,
The encoder cable goes to motor via the port end, wiring diagram doesn't show this 2nd common that's a larger gauge wire. There is no continuity of this to the outer port housing.
Any ideas anyone?
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Re: Quick help Wiring Encoder
Maybe this black 7th wire is a Sheath wire for earthing? i suppose ill have to check all the port holes for continuity. Any idea's anyone?
Re: Quick help Wiring Encoder
Sorted, just checked with the supplier, The extra black wire that is thicker than the other 6 encoder wires is in fact the shield for the cable and should be earthed to prevent interference.
Re: Quick help Wiring Encoder
Your wiring does not match the diagram... Black and blue are transposed.
bob
