https://github.com/0xPIT/encoder

Atmel AVR C++ RotaryEncoder Implementation
https://github.com/0xPIT/encoder

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Atmel AVR C++ RotaryEncoder Implementation

• Host: GitHub
• URL: https://github.com/0xPIT/encoder
• Owner: 0xPIT
• Created: 2012-11-22T17:30:09.000Z (over 11 years ago)
• Default Branch: master
• Last Pushed: 2023-09-11T07:47:29.000Z (10 months ago)
• Last Synced: 2024-04-14T20:14:27.814Z (2 months ago)
• Language: C++
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README

        
ClickEncoder

=============

> Arduino library to handle rotary encoders **with** buttons as a user input device.

Arduino RotaryEncoder with Button Implementation.

- Timer-Based: Works on any IO-Pin.

- Supports rotary acceleration, so when the encoder is rotated faster, the encoders value will increment faster

- Button reports multiple states: `Clicked`, `DoubleClicked`, `Held` and `Released`

Encoder and button can be connected to any input pin, as this library requires it's timer interrupt service routine ClickEncoder:service() to be called every millisecond. The example uses [TimerOne] for that.

See the example application [ClickEncoderTest] for details,

or see it in action at my modified [reflow oven controller]

### Encoder

The library supports **acceleration**, so when the encoder is rotated faster, the encoders value will increment faster.

Acceleration can be enabled or disabled at runtine using `setAccelerationEnabled(bool)`.

For instance, it makes sense to disable acceleration when entering a configuration menu that will be navigated using the encoder.

**Please note** that the acceleration parameters have been tuned for **1ms timer** intervals, and need to be changed if you decide to call the service method in another interval. (You'd need to increase ENC_ACCEL_INC and ENC_ACCEL_INC).

Depending on the type of your encoder, you can define use the constructors parameter `stepsPerNotch` an set it to either `1`, `2` or `4` steps per notch, with `1` being the default.

If you have trouble with certain encoders, try 

    #define ENC_DECODER (1 << 2)

to use a table-based decoder, which can then be tuned using 

    #define ENC_HALFSTEP

The default is ENC_HALFSTEP 1.

### Button

The Button reports multiple states: `Clicked`, `DoubleClicked`, `Held` and `Released`. You can fine-tune the timings in the library's header file.

If your encoder does not have a button, and you need to save program memory, use `#define WITHOUT_BUTTON 1`

prior including `ClickEncoder.h`, and ignore the third parameter `BTN` of the constructor.

[TimerOne]:http://playground.arduino.cc/Code/Timer1

[Branch arduino]:https://github.com/0xPIT/encoder/tree/arduino

[ClickEncoderTest]:https://github.com/0xPIT/encoder/blob/arduino/examples/ClickEncoderTest/ClickEncoderTest.ino

[reflow oven controller]:https://github.com/0xPIT/reflowOvenController