If memory serves, those are 12v encoders, you need the 5V version, denoted by an A in the part number as opposed to B…possibly the 2nd one might be ok, but verify the full part number…
So verify it is BiSS-B or BiSS-C protocol, hollow 10mm conical mechanical interface, 5V psu …you will also need to source appropriate cable/connector or make one up. But the cables are small and thin and tricky to work with…
The 0xBIO should be ok, it is similar to mine, as long as it is AD58 0022 A BIO series, it will be ok, main important parts is 5V, conical 10mm hole-mount amd 22 bits single-turn for 4M counts final resolution.
BiSS-B and BiSS-C are different protocols, both are supported in Simucube and both can be used. The one you want to buy is the AD58 BIO series, which is BiSS-B, which is also what I am using.
Differences are to small to note for our application, if the price is good, take either
I would like to know if the IA6549 "623 Signal Connectors ‘’ speedtec INTERCONTEC cord is good or not with a BISS B hengstler AD58 encoder.
I would like to know whether the right Signal M23 connector (623) INTERCONTEC “623 Signal Connectors Receptacle angled rotatable” is good or not with a BISS B hengstler AD58 encoder.
Sam Maxwell also modded some AKM motors to use the Mige Biss c encoder. Made a new backplate for the AKM which allowed him to use the Mige encoder housing, cable and everything.
I think he did a 3d printed tapered bushing, but if someone could do a metal bushing that would be great.
You can still get those encoders from Lisa at Mige. I just asked her about it around a month ago.
Hi, you will need to wire your encoder on the servo side to the correct pins, and then the same on the Simucube side. That cable seems it was wired for an incremental encoder with index and hall-effect uvw sensors…
It will work, but you have to map the correct pins from the encoder to the ones on the cable, same on Simucube end.