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--- mycnc:rotary_encoder_connection_and_setup [2019/08/01 13:03] – ivan
+++ mycnc:rotary_encoder_connection_and_setup [2019/08/01 13:27] – ivan
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-  * Industrial style MPG with 100ppr and line driver 5V output{{hardware:et7:encoder-en11-.jpg}}
+  * Industrial style MPG with 100ppr and line driver 5V output
 Both types can be connected to myCNC controller and used the operator control panel.
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 Rotary encoders setup example is shown on a picture below
-{{hardware:et7:mycnc-configuration--74.png}}
+{{:mycnc:items-004-mpg.png}}
+There are 2 encoders attached on Inputs #0,1,2,3 and set up in the dialog.
-There are 2 encoders attached on Inputs #8,9,10,11 and set up in the dialog.
+  * Encoder #2 is attached to inputs #0 and #1 and used as a Pendant MPG/Wheel.
-  * Encoder #2 is attached to inputs #8 and #9 and used as a Pendant MPG/Wheel.
+  * Encoder #3 is attached to inputs #2 and #3 and used as a general purpose encoder.
-  * Encoder #3 is attached to inputs #10 and #11 and used as a general purpose encoder.
 For ET7 controller, Encoders #0 and #1 are connected to the X4 connector pins 11-14 (or through the ET7-KEY keyboard) and are configured despite being disabled in the myCNC settings window.
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 To change Spindle speed, the XML Item "spindle-default-speed" can be used.
-{{hardware:et7:mycnc-profiles--43.png}}
+{{:mycnc:calibrate-axes-003.png}}
 A further selection of commonly used Items can be found in the [[mycnc:item_list|Common Item List]] manual.