Signal type TTL (single-ended) and Open Collector

With the following settings in “Counter mode” (0x80n1:1D), a voltage level of nominally 2.0 V to 6.0 V with a current of 2.1 mA or higher is expected:

For TTL encoders a cut-off frequency of up to 4 million increments per second is permissible with 4-fold evaluation. This corresponds to 1 MHz.

For open collector encoders, a cut-off frequency of up to 400,000 increments per second is permissible with 4-fold evaluation. This corresponds to 100 kHz.

Signal type TTL (single-ended) and Open Collector 1:
Fig.2: TTL, open collector signal level (single-ended signal)

Notice

Wire break detection (open circuit)

Wire break detection (open circuit) inherently does not work with single-ended cables: TTL and open collector encoders, as well as counters and pulse generators.

Notice

Open Collector wiring

When selecting an Open Collector encoder under "Counter mode" (0x80n1:1D), the inputs A, B, C are connected to 5 V via pull-up resistors (1 kΩ).