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How to connect HSC to absolute encoder
This’s my first time to connect Encoder to HSC card. I use Panasonic PLC FP2 series and HSC FP2-HSCT NPN Output. I have an old absolute encoder from tr-electronic company CE65M. I have a hint to make right combination between HSC type and encoder output type.
So in the first I want to know information about absolute encoder for operation And its pin which I should connect it or neglect. what's the benefit of clock+ And clock- and what happen if I did not connect it and so on.
Encoder is fixed on rotary part and must stop for 6 station how I configure That with PLC to stop the machine for 6 step” for fixed distance and none fixed Distance".
what difference between absolute and incremental encoder.
So in the first I want to know information about absolute encoder for operation And its pin which I should connect it or neglect. what's the benefit of clock+ And clock- and what happen if I did not connect it and so on.
Encoder is fixed on rotary part and must stop for 6 station how I configure That with PLC to stop the machine for 6 step” for fixed distance and none fixed Distance".
what difference between absolute and incremental encoder.
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