Usage of 8-24VDC encoder with 1746HSCE

[Signode 0]

Hi;

I have an ELCIS brand encoder 50pulses 8-24VDC which i want to use at a machine. I have SLC-5/05 and 1746-HSCE high speed counter module to read the encoder pulses. I am bit confused if this encoder can be used with this HSCE or not as according to manual (if i am not mistaking), HSCE accepts 5VDC signal.Kindly guide me if HSCE can accept 12VDC signal or not? 

[chantecler 15]

Hi man,

I haven't used this module but reading in the 1746-HSCE2 user's manual 1746-um002_-en-p.pdf chapter 3 it says: "For a 12V dc encoder signal, use the 24V dc jumper setting" and in appendix A (specifications) you'll see that 12V is inside the input range but very close to the edge so you have to make sure the pulses from your encoder pass the on-state and off-state threshold levels.

You haven't mention what model your encoder is. Make sure your encoder hardware and the module are compatible.

Bye
 
 

[Signode 0]

The model number of Elcis encoder is XA59C12-50-824-B-B-CV-R-05.

[chantecler 15]

Hi,

I just did some research for you.

Encoder brand: FEMA (not Elcis)

Model: XA59C12-50-824-B-B-CV-R-05

X: Custom options
A: High temperature
59C: 59mm, hollow shaft, to be used on motors
12: 12mm (diameter)
50: 50 ppr
824: Power supply 8 - 24 Vdc (Can be supplied with 24V)
B: Bidirectional - no Z channel
B: Push-pull output (this is compatible with your module)
CV: Cable
R: Radial (in this case refers to the cable location)
05: 5m (cable length) 

Bye

 

Edited 6 Mar 2019 by chantecler