Product Description:

The 107865-0055 cable assembly is produced by Danaher as part of the Dynapar Encoder Cables series. It carries position and status channels between absolute encoders and motion controllers in automated machinery. The pre-engineered conductor set matches the signal map of selected encoders, which shortens installation time and preserves signal integrity where vibration, electromagnetic interference, and moving axes can compromise generic wiring. Power and data travel through a single shielded bundle, simplifying cable routing and eliminating the need to crimp small contacts in the field.

The encoder end terminates in a female MS connector secured in an end-mount housing, so the coupling plane sits flush with the encoder face and clears adjacent brackets. The connector contains 17 pins for output bits, supply rails, and diagnostic signals used by parallel absolute formats. The conductors are made of tinned copper and have a size of 24 AWG, providing low electrical resistance while retaining the flexibility needed for moving cable chains. Signaling uses a parallel push-pull scheme, in which each line is actively driven high and low. This arrangement reduces susceptibility to electrical noise and removes the need for differential receivers on the controller side.

At the controller end, the jacket is stripped back to expose flying leads, allowing the conductors to connect to screw terminals, solder cups, or insulation-displacement blocks as required. A keyed mating plug is included with the assembly, so the encoder can be connected without separately sourced mating hardware. The cable is tailored for the AI25 Absolute encoder, and its conductor colors and lead designations correspond to the encoder’s bit order and reference outputs. The individual leads are enclosed in a PVC sheath that protects the internal wiring from abrasion during routing. Their one-to-one arrangement also keeps the wiring diagram straightforward when each conductor is landed at the controller interface.