It came from an example.? It worked immediately
so I left it?
It deals with the registers directly.
So, sorry I can't answer your question, and it is
a good one!
I guess we could find the code in AttachInterrupt
in the library to see what it does?
I added #defines and made version 1.09 into a
conditional assembly file.?? That was what I was trying to
explain, not
to have a fully working version.
I think any version could be now done easily.? I
have 4 line LCDs, but not in my nice radio case.
I think that would be the answer so all the new
features that use line 2 would not get written over by the Step
display.
Or, I will have to share line 2 with the step
display.? It would be easier by just adding lines.
Mike
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On 7/30/2017 3:51 PM, Norberto Modanesi wrote:
Hi Don:
Why do you use PCICR |= (1
<< PCIE2);//Interrupt setup ?to enable interrupt insted
of AttachInterrupt?
73 - LU5DNM
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Norberto Modanesi
San Nicolás
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Sunday, July 30, 2017
4:58 PM
Subject: Re: [BITX20] Help
with rotary encoder code, please, anyone?
John,
Rotary encoders by using polling has some difficulties, as you
now realize. Interrupts work for me. Attached is a simple
example (REserial.ino) that just reads direction to your serial
monitor as you were doing. Also attached is a BITX Raduino
application that demonstrates a practical sketch
(EZ_RE_S_P.ino). Does this help? If you have any questions my
email is ND6T@...
and I would be glad to try to assist.
73,
Don,ND6T
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