On Sun, 06 Jun 2004 20:36:33 +0400, you wrote:
>the unfortunate part of this is that i dont think it was a quadrature
>encoder, but a far more expensive "grayscale" type.
If it uses a Gray-code encoder, it should be relatively trivial to use
a PIC microcontroller to convert the output of a quadrature encoder to Gray
codes... all we really need to know is how many bits of data it wants to
see.
>i should try to find the manual and bally tech updates sometime
>to check this stuff.
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