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Thanks Jack.? I suspect that may be the last for a while as most items are covered, but you never know :') -- Rob G4NQX

As long as it works now, all is well. No double posts on the groups.io -- Rob G4NQX

Rob, You might be right, there may be some library version issues going on. I know the Si5351 library got updated at some point and I had to change some things around to accommodate that as well. I

That can be a problem and I've run into this before. As I recall, one had "Rotary.h" and the other was "rotary.h". I can remember the details. (Hell, I can't remember what I had for breakfast!) Jack,

Now that is interesting.? It runs fine here as is.? I suspect there is something I did to make it work but don't know what !!! -- Rob G4NQX

Thanks from everyone, Rob...Herculean service for us all! Jack, W8TEE To: [email protected] Sent: Saturday, February 4, 2017 7:33 AM Subject: [BITX20] BitX40 Tips and Mods doc Well,? I've trawled

Jack! That did it! I suspect that the simple addition of the *display_frequency* was what did the trick, and I intend to experiment a bit, but what does the interrupt service routine do? Thanks again

I just run the code on a quick setup and it works fine. Are you using the mentioned library, there are at least two I know of with the same name. Do you have another Rotary library on your computer by

Interesting and I don't know much about these. I do like the Teensy 3.5 and 3.6 because the have at least 512Kb of flash and 192K of SRAM and are clocked at 120MHz or higher. So far, however, I

I don't know if this fixes it, but give this a try (make a backup of your current code...just in case!). Change the current interrupt service routine to: ISR(PCINT2_vect) {? unsigned char result =

Hey Rob. Yes, it's on a nano. Sorry I meant to mention that. 73 de KB1VNA wrote:

Hello Gents. Thanks for the replies. I'll attach the sketch, here are the pin-outs as physically attached: Arduino pins: D2 - R encoder D3 - R encoder D4 - not connected (NC) D5 - LCD RS D6 - LCD E D7

As it mentions on the site, only pins 2 and 3 on an Uno are for the encoder as it is interrupt driven.? Are yours still on 2 and 3 ? I'm assuming you are using an Uno ?? If it's a Nano then the

And I should learn to read.... I would attach the sketch you are using, since it has been modified for your needs. Marco - KG5PRT

That sounds more like a wiring problem rather than a code problem. Can you post your connections as you have them. -- Rob G4NQX

Hello Eric, I would recommend at least a link to the sketch. You could also include it as an attachment. Marco - KG5PRT

Good morning all, I'm having a problem with an Si5351/Arduino nano kit that I'm hoping to add to my pre-Raduino BITX40. I'm using the code from AK2B's Si5351 simple VFO (

Amended version. -- Rob G4NQX

Try: https://www.packagetrackr.com/track/india-post If I remember correctly showed most details on the package where it is. Ron – PA3FAT

So you could barely hear that third one, and he was 7.6 miles away? ?And not the other two? ?But your receiver is otherwise working OK? ?If they are running at the same power level as you, thats a