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Baumer encoder attached to PCI 6024E

Hello all,

I have the Baumer encoder BHK 06 05A 1024-12-6 which I want to connect over the TBX-68 connector block to the NI PCI-6024E. The encoder should run in compementary mode. Do somebody know how to wire this up, please?

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Hello all,

here is the connection table of the encoder. Hopefully somebody can help me now!? Its on page 3 the table "assignment cable for connection reference -5
05A (5 VDC complementary)".

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Hello

 

As I understand you are after some information on wiring encoders, I have not been able to find a diagram specific to the PCI 6024E, but I have found some other resources which will help you.

The encoder has 3 channels, A, R and ZorN, the diagram on the following link is for a C series module, but it shows the pin configuration. The pins on your encoder are noted in the specification and are labeled A, B and N

 

Quadrature Connection Diagram

Connect Quadrature Encoders to a DAQ Device

Using Quadrature Encoders with E Series DAQ Boards

 

These resources give some diagrams and a number of instruction steps to help you set up the system.

 

Regards


Stephanie L
Applications Engineer
National Instruments UK and Ireland
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Thank you.

 

Unfortunetaly, the link "Quadrature Connection Diagram" does not work. I will test the other two. They look very good to me. I have 6 channels on the device: A, B, N and A compl., B compl. and N compl. . What are the compl. for, please?

 

Greets

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Hello

 

I am sorry that the link doesn't work for you. Here is the link to try again

http://digital.ni.com/public.nsf/allkb/E3918ED3AECB0DBA862577660058BFE8?OpenDocument

 

The compl. lines are complimentary lines and they produce a logical opposite of the signal, there is some further information available by searching online.

 

Regards

Stephanie L
Applications Engineer
National Instruments UK and Ireland
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Thank you. Your papers are very helpful to understand how the encoder works. Unfortunetaly the PCI 6024E card hasn't got these possibilities. I do not want to buy a new card because of that. Is it possible to get a binary code instead? For example when I would use in MAX the acire Signals → Digital Input → Port Input. How would I have to wire that up? When I search for "Port Input" in the tutorials I get a lot of nonsence ... .

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Hi There,

 

Take a look at this tutorial. Is contains a section that I think you will find usefull titled "How to Make an Encoder Measurement".  Have a read on this section as it details how to wire up your encoder.

 

The following is another forum post that decibes your issue and has a potential solution here.

 

Hope these help,

 

Regards

Richard S
Applications Engineer
Certified LabVIEW Associate Developer
National Instruments UK&Ireland
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Hey, thanks. The solution in the other forum looks nice. At the monent it does not work but I come closer to it. What is the "status" in the drawing about and how can I find it?

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