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?

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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