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9.10 Encoder Splitter Output
The signal (A, /A, B, /B, Z, /Z) from sensor 1 or sensor 2 is emitted, regardless of the
input configuration. With the parameter "Split. Level”, the output voltage (5V or 24V)
can be set. The parameter "Split. Selector" determines whether the signal from sensor 1
or sensor 2 is emitted. Signal and inverted signal are always available, even if the
inverted signal is not connected at the input.
No. Parameter Remark
213 „Split. Level“ Setting the output voltage
214 „Split. Selector“ Sensor 1 is output = 0, sensor 2 is output = 1
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If the parameter "Split. Level " is set incorrectly, the following device
connected to the encoder output can be damaged.
9.11 Analog Output
In case of an unused analog output the output terminals must be bridged. The
parameters
“Analog Start” and “Analog End” are related to the frequency which is selected by the
“F1-F2 Selection” register. The “Analog Gain” setting should be changed only in
exceptional cases (e.g. for limitation of the upper current value). The “Analog Offset”
parameter serves for fine adjustment.
1. Fluctuation of the analog output signal can be reduced by corresponding setting
of Sampling Time and Filter.
2. With very small span (between “Analog Start” and “Analog End”) the analog
output signal can become stepped due to the low frequency resolution.
3. “Analog Start” and “Analog End2 operate under control of F1-F2 Selection.
Nr. Parameter Remark
215 „Analog Start” Input frequency to produce output of 4 mA
216 „Analog End” Input frequency to produce output of 20 mA
217 „Analog Gain“ (change only in exceptional cases)
218 „Analog Offset“ Zero Point fine adjustment