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my solution worked with: https://gtm.steamproxy.vip/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1922548496
* A and B are Simple inputs connected to an incremental rotary encoder attached to a rotating shaft.
* Position is an XBus output used to transmit position, which has a valid range of -999 to +999.
* The rotary encoder produces square-waves, were 1 complete wave (peak-to-peak) equates to one shaft revolution.
* The A and B signals are 1/4 out-of-phase, i.e. if the shaft rotates clockwise, the A wave will proceed the B wave. For anti-clockwise rotation, the B wave will proceed the A wave. If the shaft is stationary, the states of A and B will remain constant with time.
* One quarter-turn of the shaft equates to a change in position of 1.
* The verification tab may help to visualise the problem. For this test case, the shaft is first rotated clockwise for 5 turns, and then anti-clockwise for 5 turns.