Rainer-G
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5 years ago Do you still have the interrupts occuring without moving the encoder ?
I had the same problem and found that if the interrupts come very fast, a rotation will not be detected.
I put this :
tftset( 3, dbgprint( "Timer %5d %3d", enc_inactivity, rotationcount )) ;
at the start of chk_enc for a test and found that enc_inactivity never was above 3 or 4 so it was reset by the interrupt routine
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Von: Willem Nijntjes Gesendet: Freitag, 30. November 2018 11:57 An: Edzelf/ESP32-Radio Cc: Subscribed Betreff: [Edzelf/ESP32-Radio] Rotary encoder question. (#192)
My rotary encoder does not work. However the push button works. I can see the action of the push button in the debug serial output. But when I rotate the encoder nothing comes out in the trace. I tried a little standalone prog and all looks ok with this encoder. Same pins used. By looking at the code I have some questions.
- Pins are not defined in the Esp-radio-init sketch. Why not?
- If I press the config button I see them configured as pin 25, 26 and 27. So this looks good. Where does this come from? From the progpin_struct?
- What do the different fields mean in the struct progpin_struct? — You are receiving this because you are subscribed to this thread. Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub, or mute the thread.
paysan18
Rainer, I placed the line just after the curly bracket "{" in the chk_enc.
Now when I watch the debug output I see the counter increasing. When I turn the knob the counter resets and starts from zero. This means at least that the rotary is working. But is your line at the right place?
An other possible problem is the type of rotary encoder. There are a few different types.
The type I use gives open circuit at the detents. The code of rotation comes out in between the dentent positions.
Edzelf
My rotary encoder does not work. However the push button works. I can see the action of the push button in the debug serial output. But when I rotate the encoder nothing comes out in the trace.
I tried a little standalone prog and all looks ok with this encoder. Same pins used. By looking at the code I have some questions.
Pins are not defined in the Esp-radio-init sketch. Why not?
If I press the config button I see them configured as pin 25, 26 and 27. So this looks good. Where does this come from? From the progpin_struct?
What do the different fields mean in the struct progpin_struct?