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Re: Encoders for 2015 Season

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with the Grayhill encoders, how do you wire them? Do you use the same connector as the AM USDigital encoders?
May seem like a dumb question but I am not an electronics guy.
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You can get them with wires attached or with .1in pins. Getting the pins tends to be more feasible. You can either solder to them or attach standard .1 female connectors (same as pwm) and run cable back to your control board.
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Re: Encoders for 2015 Season

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You can get them with wires attached or with .1in pins. Getting the pins tends to be more feasible. You can either solder to them or attach standard .1 female connectors (same as pwm) and run cable back to your control board.
With the USdigital encoders there were 4 wires, with these I see 5 pins.
What do they get wired to?
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Re: Encoders for 2015 Season

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With the USdigital encoders there were 4 wires, with these I see 5 pins.
What do they get wired to?
The data sheet shows the pinout. Pin 4 is not connected.
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