Rotary Switch and Inputs

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Rotary Switch and Inputs

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I need to make use of a rotary encoder with switch on a PIC16F1788 to select 3 inputs.

I’m new to this kind of switches, so :(

I think I will make use of this rotary encoder with switch:
https://www.addicore.com/rotary-encoder ... /ad267.htm


They have 5 Pins but how this work to get 20 positions is a question for me. I think this must be done in the software but how I don’t know.

I have looked in the Inputs section from FlowCode but I can’t find. Maybe I must buy an extra pack but this I don’t know.

How must I proceed and how does this work ?

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Hello,

Looks like you could use that with the quadrature encoder component, combined with a switch component if you want the button click. The pin out suggests otherwise but the Arduino site it sends you to suggests it outputs a standard quadrature signal.

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Can I use quadrature encoder component for simple rotary encoder module and basic push switch for rotary switch input?

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Re: Rotary Switch and Inputs

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Hi Jon,
Can I use quadrature encoder component for simple rotary encoder module and basic push switch for rotary switch input?
Yes that should be fine.

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