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Fault detection in real time
The 'HS35iQ' programmable encoder with 'PulseIQ' technology from Hengstler helps users with troubleshooting and thus reduces downtimes to a minimum.
The hollow shaft encoder from Hengstler is a feedback device with self-diagnosis, colored LED and digital output. The device opens up new possibilities for OEMs and end users to troubleshoot encoders, as it allows access to the encoder's functional status in real time. Specific error messages avoid unnecessary downtime and recommendations for corrective action allow users to resolve the underlying cause as quickly as possible. The encoder's features include IP67 protection and an error warning in the event of coupling slip, overspeed, cable faults, over- or undertemperature and encoder status. Error conditions for overspeed and temperature warnings/error messages can be configured and the error log can be called up via the PulseIQ encoder software. The software also allows users to individually configure the following encoder data: Resolution (1 to 20,000 pulses per revolution), phase position, ABZ/voltage of the error output, polarity of the Z-index pulse, position and gate time. Other programmable features include the configuration of the environment and error specifications as well as an event log.
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