Hi, Thank you for the information an this Rotary encoder library for the Pico with Thonny. But I do have a question; does this library use interrupts in the background? This was a stumbling point for my efforts in using a rotary encoder without using constant IO polling (very inefficient) Bye
thank you so much for the video...i am completely new to all this but managed to get it to work!!...thank you. One question, if i want to wire up 5 encoders, do i simply use 5 example codes for each encoder or is there another way that is easier? If its the 5 different files, do i save them all and maybe name each one encoder_1, encoder_2 etc? Thank you so much and im honestly sorry for the potentiallystupid qstion.
Hi, a very useful introduction, thank you for the time involved. bye
Damn, the cable managment is insane. Perfect even
Frankly an excellent and complete tutorial. Good on 'ya mate!
Thanks
Can the Encoder Module with button be used on Pi 3 or 4?
Hi, Thank you for the information an this Rotary encoder library for the Pico with Thonny. But I do have a question; does this library use interrupts in the background? This was a stumbling point for my efforts in using a rotary encoder without using constant IO polling (very inefficient) Bye
thank you so much for the video...i am completely new to all this but managed to get it to work!!...thank you. One question, if i want to wire up 5 encoders, do i simply use 5 example codes for each encoder or is there another way that is easier? If its the 5 different files, do i save them all and maybe name each one encoder_1, encoder_2 etc? Thank you so much and im honestly sorry for the potentiallystupid qstion.
Can i add a display to that rasberry pi or do i need to use an other rasberry pi
as long as you have free GPIOs on your raspberry pi, you should generally be able to connect more devices, incl. a display
Hi mine is not doing anything at all. Nothing is being printed. It is not a module so i did change it to have the pull_up.