This GitHub page offers a interfacing details and getting started guide of Rotary Encoder HAT for Raspberry Pi.
You need to setup your Raspberry Pi, for this visit their official site here
Once done now confiure Raspberry Pi to use with Rotary Encoder HAT
You have to enable I2C, SPI communication. To do this, run the command sudo raspi-config
.
This opens the Raspberry Pi user interface (UI), where you can configure different Raspberry Pi settings.
Enable SPI interface needed for display Hardware
In similar way enable I2C interface needed for Touch hardware
This repo contains various examples to test onboard components of Rotary HAT and other interesting demo for experimental purpose which you can modify for applications.
To try examples simply download or git clone this repository into your Pi,
git clone https://github.com/sbcshop/Rotary_HAT_for_RaspberryPi_Software
Open anyone example into python IDE and run the code to see in action, modify build and share your creation.
This is open source product. Kindly check the LICENSE.md file for more information.
Please contact support@sb-components.co.uk for technical support.