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| SENC 150 |
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| Typical Mounting (s) |
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A variety of mounting conditions can be accommodated.
•The machine configuration determines the brackets required to install the linear encoder.
•Three typical mounting conditions are shown; flush, offset, and backup spar (as shown previously on page 4).
•The
•The
Flush surfaces
Offset surfaces
with encoder washer
Space of < .18” use reading
head leveling set screws.
•Mounting surfaces are offset.
•Installation without backup spar.
•Use leveling screws in place of spacers or shims.
Backup spar with bracket
and spar washer
and encoder washer
ll .005
and washer
•Mounting surfaces are flush within .005”.
•The reading head leveling screws are not required.
A space >.18”, use a spacer or bracket (shown); <.18” use leveling set screws.
•Flush or offset mounting surfaces with a backup spar.
•Bracket used to reduce head to mounting surface gap.
•Use reading head leveling set screws.
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10/22/2009 10:00:42 AM