SCXI-1378, R8 - R39 riders shorting terminal block.

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  I need to connect another Rotary button. I tried to change my setup for the following configuration:

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  1. Encoder 1:
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  I would be grateful for any insight!

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  SC-2345 cannot have been made to manage 4 meters, OR helped to support 4 meters!

  It turns out that I could re - route output terminal of a channel by adding a simple 'channel node' block in my VI original, as seen in the example of ' Counter - continuous Output.vi "built-in LabVIEW VI.

  Using this method, I rerouted CTR03 OUT via PFI0 instead of PFI15 since the SC-2345 supports a line of PFI0.

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  Thus, to address the other issue in your post, there is no resistance in the connectors because they are not necessary.

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  Thanks in advance,

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