Encoder Input Pulse Options
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If Phase B is a low signal and Phase A is a high signal, then count is increased.
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If Phase B is a high signal and Phase A is a low signal, then count is decreased.
Addition/Cutback | Phase A input pulse High | Phase A input pulse Low |
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Phase B input pulse High | - | Cutback count |
Phase B input pulse Low | Addition count | - |
If Phase A input pulse is increasing, count is changed as follows:
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If Phase B input pulse is Off, count is increased.
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If Phase B input pulse is On, count is decreased.
Addition/Cutback | Increasing Phase A input pulse | Decreasing Phase A input pulse |
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Phase B input pulse Off | Addition count | - |
Phase B input pulse On | Cutback count | - |
If Phase A input pulse is increasing or decreasing, count is modified as follows:
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If Phase B input pulse is Off, count is increased.
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If Phase B input pulse is On, count is decreased.
Addition/Cutback | Increasing Phase A input pulse | Decreasing Phase A input pulse |
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Phase B input pulse Off | Addition count | Addition count |
Phase B input pulse On | Cutback count | Cutback count |
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If Phase A input pulse occurs before Phase B input pulse, count is increased when Phase A pulse increases.
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If Phase B input pulse occurs before Phase A input pulse, count is decreased when Phase A pulse decreases.
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If Phase A increases/decreases, count is increased.
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If Phase A input is faster than Phase B input at the Phase, count is decreased.
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If Phase A input pulse and Phase B input pulse are increased/decreased, count is increased.
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If Phase A input is faster than Phase B at the phase, count is increased.
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If Phase B input is faster than Phase A at the phase, count is decreased.
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