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Brackets ...
Reading Head
Quill
mounting
Off set
mounting
Motor mounting
Combination
reading head
w/extension
Side mounting
• Installation brackets and kits are available.
• Your Authorized ACU-RITE Distributor can assist you with the
proper selection of these for your installation.
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Introduction / Supplied ItemsENC 150
The ENC 150 precision glass scale linear encoder provides the
accuracy and reliability of an ACU-RITE measuring system with
digital output (analog output available). Features and options
include:
•Resolutions of .5, 1, 2, 5, or 10 µm.
•Accuracy grades of ± 3, and ± 5 µm / 1000 mm.
•Vinyl or Armor cables of 2, 5, 10, 15 and 20 ft. length.
•Fasteners, center supports, and backup spars.
•Brackets and accessories.
Contact your Authorized ACU-RITE Distributor for assistance
with the selection of product options and accessories.
Contents
< 60”
A
D
E
C
For future ordering information or warranty service, record the
linear encoder catalog number located on the scale assembly tag,
and the serial number from the reading head tag.
385160-0006066.3123.156710.000
with Encoder6571.3125.656710.000
with Encoder7278.3124.156810.000
with Encoder7884.3122.156910.000
with Encoder8490.3125.156910.000
with Encoder9096.3123.1561010.000
with Encoder100106.3123.1561110.000
with Encoder110116.3123.1561210.000
with Encoder120126.3123.1561310.000
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.110 ± .005
M4 Thru
.750 ± .005
∅∅
∅ .312 Thru
∅∅
∅∅
∅ .500 C’bore x .160 Dp.
∅∅
“X” No. of holes
“A” Ref.
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ENC150Mounting Requirements
Mounting options can be adapted to machine mounting surfaces
Center support
1/4-20 x 3/4” SHCS
using spacers, standoffs, or leveling set screws.
• Measuring length and mechanical configuration of your machine
Support washer
determine your options.
• Backup spar mounting is an option but not required for lengths
up to 60”.
.94 [23.8]
Scale
washer
• Fastener lengths described on this page are included with the
encoder or the backup spar.
End hole mounting
with center support
• 24” to 60” : Use end mounting holes with center support.
End hole mounting
1/4-20 x 1” BHCS
& scale washer (supplied)
Backup spar mounting
1/4-20 x 1/2” BHCS
& spar washer (supplied)
• Less than 24” : Use end mounting holes.• Over 60” : A backup spar is required.
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1/4-20 x 1” BHCS
Typical (supplied)
M4 x 8mm SHSS
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T ypical Mounting (s)ENC 150
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 8-32 SHCS fastener lengths shown on this page are supplied
with the encoder hardware.
• The 8-32 SHCS for mounting the reading head is a standard low
head style fastener.
Flush surfaces
1/4-20 x 1” BHCS
and encoder washer
8-32 x 3/4” SHCS
0.0 ± .005
ll .005
Offset surfaces
1/4-20 x 1” BHCS
with encoder washer
8-32 x 3/4” SHCS
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
1/4-20 x 1/2” BHCS
and spar washer
8-32 x 5/8” SHCS
1/4-20 x 1/2”
BHCS and washer
(trim if necessary)
A space >.18”, use a spacer or
bracket (shown); <.18” use
leveling set screws.
• Mounting surfaces are flush within .005”.
• The reading head leveling screws are not required.
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• 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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ENC150Encoder Installation Procedure
These steps apply to all encoder mounting conditions, if a spar is
being used, go to “Spar Installation Procedure” on page 11.
• ACU-RITE bracket kit instructions supercede this
section.
• Adjust drill depths and fastener lengths as required.
• When instructed on page 10: Adjust the leveling set screws
as follows:
1. Insert, but do not tighten 8-32 (M4) reading head screws.
2. Place a .001”-.003” shim between the leveling set screws and
mounting surface.
3. Adjust each set screw until a slight drag is felt on the shim.
4. Evenly tighten the 8-32 (M4) reading head mounting
screws.
• Contact your Authorized ACU-RITE Distributor should you
require additional assistance.
C
Scale case
Alignment
brackets (2)
L
Center marks
Cable assembly
Reading head assembly
• Align the center marks on the reading head and scale assembly by
sliding the reading head and brackets along the case.
Center mounting axis
C
L
Mark center of travel
• Move the machine axis to its center of travel.
• Mark the axis for quick return to center.
• Configure the encoder cable exit direction (see page 3).
-A- = Axis travel
Axis parting line
Endcap
Align top of scale case to
within .015” of -A-
Scale case
End mounting hole (typical)
• Locate the scale case so underside of end caps are flush with the
axis parting line.
• Mark one end mounting hole location.
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Encoder Installation ProcedureENC 150
-A- = Axis travel
-A-
Drill / tap
for 1/4-20 (M6).
Align to within .010” TIR to -A-
1/4-20 x 1” BHCS & Scale flat washer (M6 x 25mm)
• Drill / tap the first end mounting hole / attach the linear encoder.
• Align to within .010” TIR. to -A-, drill / tap second end hole.
• Attach the linear encoder / align to within .010” TIR. to -A-.
Do not tighten prior to adjusting leveling set screws
• Center the axis and mark the reading head mounting holes.
• Move axis, drill / tap holes for 8-32 (M4).
• Attach head to axis / Set leveling screws / Secure fasteners.
Drill / tap for 8-32 (M4)
8-32 x 3/4” SHCS
(M4 x 20mm)
Center support
Flat washer (M6)
1/4-20 x 3/4” SHCS
(M4 x 20mm)
• Use the center support(s) when provided.
• Place supports at equal intervals along the encoder’s length.
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Alignment bracket removal
Twist 45°
Slide brackets away from reading head and cable.
• Slide the brackets away from the reading head.
• Remove the alignment brackets and save for future use.
• Proceed to page 13, “Checking Your Installation”.
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ENC150Spar Installation Procedure
These steps apply to all spar mounting conditions.
• ACU-RITE bracket kit instructions supercede this
section.
• Adjust drill depths and fastener lengths as required.
• When instructed on page 12: Adjust the leveling set screws
as follows:
1. Insert, but do not tighten 8-32 (M4) reading head screws.
2. Place a .001”-.003” shim between the leveling set screws and
mounting surface.
3. Adjust each set screw until a slight drag is felt on the shim.
4. Evenly tighten the 8-32 (M4) reading head mounting
screws.
• Contact your Authorized ACU-RITE Distributor should you
require additional assistance.
Center
mounting
axis
C
L
Mark
center of
axis
-A- = Axis travel
Axis parting line
Align top of spar to
within .015” of -A-
End mounting hole (typical)
• Locate the spar with the underside flush with the axis parting line.
• Mark one end mounting hole location.
-A- = Axis travel
1/4-20 x 1/2” BHCS &
Flat washer .017” thk.
Align to within .010” TIR of -A-
• Move the axis to its center of travel.
• Mark the axis for quick return to center.
• Determine encoder cable exit direction and adjust (see page 3).
• Drill / tap the first end mounting hole / attach the spar.
• Align to within .010” TIR. to -A-, drill / tap second end hole.
• Attach the spar / align to within .010” TIR. to -A-.
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Spar Installation ProcedureENC 150
M4 x 8mm set screws
8-32 x 5/8” SHCS
(M4 x 16mm)
Do not tighten prior to adjusting
leveling set screws.
• Insert the encoder into the spar.
• Center the encoder from end to end with the spar.
• Lock in place by tightening the M4 set screws.
Reading head bracket
8-32 x 5/8” SHCS
(trim if necessary)
• Attach the bracket to the machine.
• Align the reading head mounting holes with the bracket holes.
• Attach head to bracket / Set leveling screws / Secure fasteners.
Alignment bracket removal
Twist 45°
• To locate the reading head bracket, attach it to the reading head.
• Center the axis and mark the bracket mounting holes.
• Remove the bracket, drill / tap holes for 1/4-20 (M6).
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Slide brackets away from reading head and cable.
• Slide the brackets away from the reading head.
• Remove the alignment brackets and save for future use.
• Proceed to page 13, “Checking Your Installation”.
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ENC150Checking Your Installation
Connecting
Provide slack
loops
Secure excess
cable
Attach connector
• Route the cables with slack loops to allow for axis motion.
• Secure excess cable by fastening with clips or ties.
• Attach the linear encoder connectors to the readout.
Counting Test
Readout
• Move the axis and compare the display to the movement.
• Move the axis 20mm (.79”) to check reference mark operation.
These steps will confirm proper operation of your installation. The
counting Test confirms proper electrical operation. the Repeatability
Test checks the installation integrity
Counting Test:
• Configure the readout’s encoder and display resolution (see
manual).
• Move the axis and compare the display to the movement.
• Configure readout for sensing reference marks.
• Move each axis a minimum of 20mm (axis display should zero).
Repeatability Test:
• Locate an indicator on one end of the encoder and zero the readout
and indicator.
• Move the axis through the full travel and return to dial zero.
• Readout should read zero ± 1 count.
Repeatability Test
Place dial indicator at the end of the moving
component (scale assembly or reading head).
• Zero the display and indicator.
• Move axis to the end of it’s travel return to dial zero.
• Readout should read zero ± 1 count.
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Electrical ShieldingENC 150
Connect a ground wire from the terminal on the back of the readout to the machine or earth ground. Attach a ground wire from
the machine to a solid earth ground.
With the encoder attached to the machine and the cable connected to the readout, check shielding by measuring resistance
between connector housing and scale unit. Desired value: 1
ΩΩ
Ω
ΩΩ
max.
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ENC 150Trouble Shooting
If you experience difficulties with your installation, do the
following to determine the problem.
Checking the Readout
Difficulties on more than one axis are usually associated with
the readout. Follow these steps to determine if your difficulties
are associated with the readout:
• Insure that the linear encoder connectors are correctly seated.
• Swap linear encoder cables at the readout to see if the problem is
still shown in the same display.
• If the problem remains in the same display, the readout is in error.
• If the problem follows the connection change, the linear encoder
may be in error.
If the Readout is at fault, refer to “What to do” to arrange for
the parts necessary to repair your system. If a linear encoder
appears to be at fault, proceed with “Checking the Linear
Encoders”.
Checking the Linear Encoders
Problems on a single axis are usually associated with the linear
encoder or its installation. Difficulties can be caused by improper
installation, loose or misaligned bracketry, or a damaged or
inoperable encoder.
Follow these steps to determine the cause of your system
difficulties:
• Confirm that your bracketry and installation does not interfere
with other machine structures through the entire length of the
linear encoder travel.
• Check for loose fasteners. If you find loose fasteners, first confirm
that the linear encoder is installed to the tolerances specified and
then retighten the fasteners as required.
• Confirm that the linear encoder is installed to the required
tolerances by checking the alignment tolerances specified on Page
4. If the installation does not meet the tolerances, reinstall the
encoder according to the “Installation Procedure”.
• Perform a Repeatability Test as described on Page 11. If the linear
encoder is installed to the required tolerances, the bracketry and
encoder have been checked for interferences and loose fasteners,
and the encoder fails the repeatability test, the encoder is likely at
fault.
Do not attempt to repair the reading head or scale assembly. The
ENC 150 is field serviceable by assembly replacement only.
Attempts to repair the encoder can permanently damage it and
void the warranty.
What to do
If an ACU-RITE linear encoder or readout is found to be at fault,
please contact your Authorized ACU-RITE Distributor for
instructions prior to removing the encoders or readout .
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Mechanical SpecificationsENC150
Mechanical SpecificationsDigitalAnalog
Resolution2 µm10 µm0.5 µm1 µm5 µm
Grating pitch40 µm20 µm40 µm20 µm
Scale mediumLight transmission through chrome-coated glass
Accuracy (@ 20° C) / 1000mm± 3µm, ± 5µm
Max. slew speed40 inches/sec
Force required to move< 0.75 lbs
reading head
Operating Environment
Temperature0° to 40° C
Relative Humidity25% to 95% (non-condensing)
Storage Environment
Temperature- 40° to 65° C
Humidity20% to 95% (non-condensing)
Weight w/armor1.4 + 0.5 lbs/in of measuring length
Connecting cableLength = 5, 10, and 15 ft.
armored or vinylConnector: DE-9P or Bendix PTO 6A-10-6P
Square-wave voltage signals.
Channels A and B, in 90°
1
IµA
0
1
0
135° ± 20°
IµA
Similar phasing, but differential
sinusoidal current output
quadrature relationship
7-16µA
Signal levels
Reference Mark signals
TTL-level
Square-wave pulse
w/1 K Ohm load
Differential current output
2-8µA
Signal level
TTL-level
w/100 K Ohm load
Channel B
Channel A
Channel R
pp
pp
0°
90°
360°
360° ±
60°
I
:7-16 µA
A, B
IR:2-8 µA
pp
pp
Power Supply
ACU-RITE
5.1 ± 0.1 VDC @ 100 mA max.5.1 ± 0.1 VDC @ 70 mA max.
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ENC 150Warranty
ACU-RITE products and accessories are warranted against defects in material and workmanship for a period of three years
from the date of purchase. ACU-RITE will, at its option and expense, repair or replace any part of the ACU-RITE product which
fails to meet this warranty. This warranty covers both materials
and factory labor. In addition, authorized ACU-RITE distributors will provide field service labor for a period of one-year at no
charge. Notice of the claimed defect must be received by
ACU-RITE within the warranty period.
This warranty applies only to products and accessories installed
and operated in accordance with this reference manual. ACURITE shall have no obligation, with respect to any defect or other
condition caused in whole or in part by the customer's incorrect
use, improper maintenance, modification of the equipment, or
by the repair or maintenance of the product by any person except those deemed qualified by ACU-RITE.
Responsibility for loss of operation or diminished performance
due to conditions beyond ACU-RITE's control cannot be accepted
by ACU-RITE.
The foregoing warranty obligations are in lieu of all expressed or
implied warranties. ACU-RITE INCORPORATED shall not be
liable under any circumstances for consequential damages.
30 Day Red Carpet Warranty
All ACU-RITE products are covered by a 30-day Red Carpet
Warranty. If in the first 30 days this product fails for any reason, repackage it in the original packaging materials and contact
your Authorized ACU-RITE Distributor for return procedures.
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ACU-RITE IS AN
ISO 9001
CERTIFIED
MANUFACTURER
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ACU-RITE COMPANIES INC.
One Precision Way • Jamestown, NY 14701
101000-170 EDITION M 8/03
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