MESA 7i77 Encoder Wiring 24V

Hello,

we are currently a bit stuck with the wiring of our old Bautz Motor Encoder.
I attached an Image with the Datasheet of the Motor+Encoder. The Encoder was attached to a 24V DC Power Supply in the old Machine.

We attached on our Mesa Card a 24V DC Power Supply at TB2 (Field Power).
We used a Multimeter to measure the 24V at the TB3/Encoder 0, but we are not able to get the Voltage only 5V DC like described in the Manual of the Card.

We know that we have:
1 QA0 TO 7I77
2 /QA0 TO 7I77
3 GND FROM 7I77
4 QB0 TO 7I77
5 /QB0 TO 7I77
6 +5V FROM 7I77
7 IDX0 TO 7I77
8 /IDX0 TO 7I77

And 4 Wired from the Encoder, but we are currently not 100% sure how to attach them. We do not want to destroy the Mesa Card.

Do we need to add a second Power Supply for the Encoders and attach the Power Supply external not over the Mesa Card?
Maybe someone could help.

Manual 7I77:
mesanet.com/pdf/parallel/7i77man.pdf


Best,
Daniel

The 7I77 is intended for 5V signal encoders and can supply 5V to these encoders

What is the signal level on you encoder outputs? If these are more than 5V,
they cannot connect directly to the 7I77 encoder inputs

BTW your drawing shows 5V encoder power. If you connect 24V to a 5V encoder,
you will likely destroy it

Hello, i work together with Daniel. The drawing shows 5V, but if we open the encoders enclosure its 24V, also the old machine controlers had 24V encoder power. Our Encoder has 4 wires:

black/white= GND and shielding
yellow= 24V power
UA1 = 2-5v signal
UA2 = 2-5v signal

so between UA1 and UA2 we have 5 V thats ok, but if i measure UA1/UA2 against GND i have the 24V.

I think this could be our encoder. It seems 25V or 5V is possible.

I found out there was a TA7805S voltage regulator. i bridged this regulator, now the encoder gives me 5V signals.

Thanks for your help