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Encoder Wiring Quesiton
OK... I was searching for how to hookup the Agilent quadrature encoder our team is using. I came across this site and searched but my questions weren't completely answered.
Our encoder has 4 wires: Phase A, B, Gnd, +5V. My question is how are they hooked on the RC? I get that the A and B are hooked separately. Are both hooked to the SIG slots? Secondly, are the Gnd and +5V inputs hooked to other Digital I/O pins or a set of the above? Thanks for any help you can provide. |
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