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Encoder absolute position #19

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Gandrasg opened this issue Dec 17, 2020 · 11 comments
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Encoder absolute position #19

Gandrasg opened this issue Dec 17, 2020 · 11 comments

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@Gandrasg
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Hi! I would like to use an encoder for multiple functions (MIDI CC controller) using a menu system I would tell the encoder which one to change. I want to be able to use the controller on IOS too so the -1 / + 1 signal of the encoder is not enough for me (relative). I would need the absolute position of the encoder which I would also need to store due to bank changes. I guess your encodered is capable of this?

@Fattoresaimon
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Hello,
Yes of course, the I2C encoder can manage 32bit numbers and the V2.1 also float number.
You can check the datasheet!

Thank you,
Simone

@Gandrasg
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thanks for your answer
I think I found the answer to my question in the description on the 9th page. :)

@Gandrasg
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i so happy

@Fattoresaimon
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Good.
If you are also interested on the RGB Encoder, i will be back in stock next week!
Thank you

@Gandrasg
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Luckily I have 4 in my drawer :)
When I run the examples I get this error I'm using Teensy 3.6. What am I spoiling?
'PWM_MODE' was not declared in this scope PWM_MODE(); ^ Error compiling for board Teensy 3.6.

@Fattoresaimon
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mmm... please update the library
It's similar to this issue: #16

@Gandrasg
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I just downloaded the directory and installed it. i have v2.1 encoder

@Gandrasg
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I remember when I bought and tried them the example codes worked well. (Teensy rgb encoder)

@Gandrasg
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Sorry, OFFTOPIC your RGB ledring is superb - love it.
Maybe you have data on what is the lowest current consumption when there is no color mixing and low brightness (but still usable)?

@Fattoresaimon
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Thank you!
Please update the library now 😄

@Gandrasg
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OK its work fine! :) thanks

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