> >
> If you are interfacing the encoder directly through the
> parallel port, then
> Halscope could be used to check the A-B quadrature alignment.
> No bulky test gear needed.
>
> Jon
Jon,
Thank you, all I have to do is learn how to use Halscope rather than buy an
oscilloscope just for this.
However, since I don't want or need spindle reverse (screw on chucks!), I'm
thinking of trying just a single pulse to begin, or perhaps better something
like this:
http://linuxcnc.org/docs/html/examples/spindle.html
at 6.1 where just phase A and index is used.
I hope hardware setup will be easier since I won't need to get phase A-B
quadrature alignment setup. If that will work initially I can make it more
sophisticated as I learn more.
Martin
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