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! Rotary encoder pin !! Arduino pin | ! Rotary encoder pin !! Arduino pin | ||
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| Inner encoder A || | | Inner encoder A || D4 | ||
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| Inner encoder B || | | Inner encoder B || D5 | ||
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| Outer encoder A || D3 | | Outer encoder A || D3 | ||
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| Outer encoder B || | | Outer encoder B || D2 | ||
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| Push button || | | Push button || D6 | ||
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Revision as of 07:18, 6 November 2019
It is possible to craete your own knobster using: - An Arduino Nano - A dual rotary encoder with push button - (Optional) some kind of housing
Preparing the Arduino Nano
You can flash the Arduino Nano from Air Manager 3.7: - Go to the create/edit tab - Push the 'Flash' button in the ribbon bar - Select the Arduino Nano, and click 'Next' - Check the COM port of your Arduino Nano - Check the 'Flash as Knobster' option, and click 'Flash'
Arduino Nano pinout
There are fixed pins that should be connected to the appropriate rotary encoder pins.
| Rotary encoder pin | Arduino pin |
|---|---|
| Inner encoder A | D4 |
| Inner encoder B | D5 |
| Outer encoder A | D3 |
| Outer encoder B | D2 |
| Push button | D6 |