Brother TC-211

Thanks, any advice on a specific set of scales. x 12" y 9" z 8"

mblaszkiewicz wrote: Thanks, any advice on a specific set of scales. x 12" y 9" z 8"

I have never personally used any, so can't make any recommendations.
I also think that it is too early to start shopping for scales as we still don't know if the drive output quadrature pulses for the controller.

I found these in the manual. Is it the info you need for the resolvers

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I tried running a scope on cn8-13 and cn9-7 and manually turned the servo motor but got no readings. Does the machine have to be powered to get anything from it

Those outputs are standard quadrature (4096 counts/turn) so are easy to interface
(no additional hardware needed except linuxcnc interface)

The drives need to be powered for the quadrature output to work