CAN HexBore Encoder

Remove tabs on side of board with side cuts.

If small tabs still exist, you may have to sand them down with a file.

Edges of board should be smooth.

Remove protective coverings from both connectors.

Place top case flat on table with opening facing facing toward you.

Press large bearing into top cavity on top case.

Once the side with the 4 dots is facing you, and the side with 1 dot is facing away from you, press the hexgear into the bearing.

Align the two gears, and press the maggear into the slot.

For the CAN Hex Bore ONLY, cut off the small plastic tab with side cutters.

The tab should be as flush as possible.

Place the PCB into the top case assembly, connector side down. REPLACE PHOTO WITH NO TOP BEARING!!!

Gently press second large bearing into bottom case. REPLACE PHOTO WITH BEARING IN BOTTOM CASE

Place the bottom case onto the top case assembly. Press the 2 halves together.

Insert and hand tighten all 4 screws until the case is fully closed.

Verify that the case is fully closed. The gap shown above is BAD.

Once there are no gaps present, test spin the encoder by hand. If it feels crunch, slightly loosen all 4 screws and guarantee the case is still fully pressed together.

Lay encoder down flat with the nut pockets facing up.

Place the sticker on the encoder as centered as possible, and no sticker hanging over the sides.

Place encoder into zeroing jig with the slot on the hexgear facing UP towards the point.

Encoder should be doing the red circle flash pattern.

Press button on bottom of encoder (where you cut out that tab). Encoder should now flash white a couple of times to show it is calibrated.

Layout all parts.

Build box.

Place all wires into assembled box.

Place encoder and hex adapter on top of wires in assembled box.