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Re: Jaguar Encoder issuse
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Originally Posted by Alan Anderson
If I'm reading the new US Digital part numbers correctly, the difference between the "D" and "H" in those part numbers is the plastic cover. The "H" part cover has a hole in the middle. I doubt that explains the problem the Jaguars had trying to read them.
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Alan,
I agree with you that the difference in parts should have no effect, I suspect there is an underlying fault with the encoders we had (they were used in the past quite roughly) and I just have not had the chance to thoroughly examine the signal generated. I believe our problem was related to the encoders being partially nonfunctional in a not very apparent way.
Matt
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