Re: OK, I've got a detent encoder... What now?

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> For a detented encoder
>
> http://www.cuistack.com/encoders/encd_tools.htm
>
> RE45V2CR5 is 25 CPR with 100 detents 5V TTL
>
> Or here's one allready built up
>
> http://www.cuistack.com/encoders/encoders_pdf_paneloptic/encd_paneloptic_HC1
> .pdf
>
> Bill
>
> > Marcus
> >
> > the encoder itself dosent need to cost all that much
> > digikey has a few 25 cycle/rev (100 quadrature transitions/rev)
> non-detented
> > encoders that would do the job for around $30-40 ,all you would need to
> > add is the detent knob (and code it in)
> >
> > Brian
> >
> > > But would it make you spend 3 times as much for your encoder on a
> homebrew
> > > rig?
> > > Or would lack of availability of a 100 slot encoder make you leave that
> > > feature off altogether?
> > > A jog wheel is such a big improvement over a keyboard command for
> setting
> > > up, that I'd really miss it.
> > > (one of the few things I found tedious with Flashcut)
> > > Cheers
> > >
> > > Marcus