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Requirements

  • BM7001 Digital switch inputs
  • Rotary encoder with push button
  • 5x 30cm wire (soldered to the button)

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Connecting

The rotary encoder has 5 pins. 3 Pins on one side to connect the turning part, and 2 pins on the other side to connect the push button part of the rotary encoder.

To connect the rotary encoder to a Digital switch input, you simply connect the middle pin to the (-) output and the other two to inputs that are next to each other: 1/2 or 3/4 or 5/6.

BM7001-rotary.gif Connecting the turning part of the rotary encoder


To connect the rotary encoder to a Digital switch input, you simply connect one pin to the (-) and the other one to one of the inputs(1 t/m 6).

BM7001-rotary1.gif Connecting the push button part of the rotary encoder


Software and documentation


Examples

Below you can find examples of how to use the module in several programming environments. If there is no example you can look into the API reference manual.

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rotary.gifXXXXXXXXHow to use rotary encoders


Relevant products

BM7001.gifBM7001 Bluesense digital switch inputs
12 schmitt trigger switch inputs, rotary support
€ 69,-


knop1-rotary.gifBM3010 Rotary encoder
Rotary encoder (wih push button) for BlueSense (incl. wires)
€ 4,49


         

This page was last modified 09:29, 11 April 2007.