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	Binary Coded Decimal	Natural Binary	Grey Code
	0 0000	0 0000	0 0000
	0 0001	0 0001	0 0001
	0 0010	0 0010	0 0011
	0 0011	0 0011	0 0010
	0 0100	0 0100	0 0110
	0 0101	0 0101	0 0111
	0 0110	0 0110	0 0101
	0 0111	0 0111	0 0100
	0 1000	0 1000	0 1100
	0 1001	1 1001	1 1101
	1 0000	0 1010	0 1111
	1 0001	0 1011	0 1110
	1 0010	0 1100	0 1010
	1 0011	0 1101	0 1011
	1 0100	0 1110	0 1001
	1 0101	0 1111	0 1000

• Latch is required for natural binary or binary coded decimal outputs to prevent erroneous readings while the shaft is turning.
  
• Wire the encoder for counting up or down with either CW or CCW rotation of shaft. 
  
• Zero reference is an output signal which is produced once per revolution. It is used to identify a home position or a reset point. This provides a time savings when commissioning a machine.
  

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