PrimaryEnDatEncoderIncrementalResolution Parameter

Default Value: 512

Minimum Value: 16

Maximum Value: None

Units: None

Type: int

HARDWARE: This parameter applies only to the drives and configurations that follow:

Table: Applicable Drive Types and Feedback Options

Drive Type Feedback Option
FLEX Using an EnDat absolute encoder
SI4 Using an EnDat absolute encoder with the -A1 absolute encoder option
iXA4 Using an EnDat absolute encoder
XA4 Using an EnDat absolute encoder
iXC2 Using an EnDat absolute encoder
XC2 Using an EnDat absolute encoder
iXC2e Using an EnDat absolute encoder
XC2e Using an EnDat absolute encoder
iXC4 Using an EnDat absolute encoder
XC4 Using an EnDat absolute encoder
iXC4e Using an EnDat absolute encoder
XC4e Using an EnDat absolute encoder
iXC6e Using an EnDat absolute encoder
XC6e Using an EnDat absolute encoder
iXI4 Using an EnDat absolute encoder with the -A1 absolute encoder option
XI4 Using an EnDat absolute encoder with the -A1 absolute encoder option
iXL2e Using an EnDat absolute encoder
XL2e Using an EnDat absolute encoder
iXL5e Using an EnDat absolute encoder
XL5e Using an EnDat absolute encoder
iXR3 Using an EnDat absolute encoder
XR3 Using an EnDat absolute encoder

IMPORTANT: This parameter does not apply if the Encoder Configuration option for the PrimaryEnDatEncoderResolution parameter is set to Use Manufacturer Settings.

Use the PrimaryEnDatEncoderIncrementalResolution parameter to specify the resolution of the incremental feedback signals you receive from the EnDat encoder. You can get the incremental line count or period from the encoder data sheet. For rotary encoders, you must specify the resolution in units of lines per revolution. For linear encoders, you must specify the resolution to the ratio of the incremental period to the absolute period.