Difference between revisions of "Encoders"
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| − | An encoder is a specialized device that interprets | + | An encoder is a specialized device that interprets presses and movements by your arcade controls and passes them along to be used by a computer. They can interpret keyboard, mouse, or gamepad commands, depending on the type and capability of the encoder. They depend on an external switch, such as a [[microswitch]] or a [[leafswitch]] to register commands. |
Encoders are available from several vendors including: | Encoders are available from several vendors including: | ||
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There are four types of encoders presently available: | There are four types of encoders presently available: | ||
| − | + | *[[Keyboard Encoders]] | |
| − | + | *[[Gamepad Encoders]] | |
| − | + | *[[Rotary Encoders]] | |
| − | + | *[[Optical Encoders]] | |
Revision as of 06:04, 24 February 2006
An encoder is a specialized device that interprets presses and movements by your arcade controls and passes them along to be used by a computer. They can interpret keyboard, mouse, or gamepad commands, depending on the type and capability of the encoder. They depend on an external switch, such as a microswitch or a leafswitch to register commands.
Encoders are available from several vendors including:
- Ultimate Arcade Controls (Ultimarc)
There are four types of encoders presently available:
