Difference between revisions of "Rotary Encoders"
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'''Relevant Link: [http://connect.to/rotary Druin's web page]''' | '''Relevant Link: [http://connect.to/rotary Druin's web page]''' | ||
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| + | Offered by [[Groovy Game Gear]], this gamepad encoder has built-in rotary support (see [[Gamepad_Encoders#GP-Wiz40|gamepad encoders]] entry). | ||
==See Also== | ==See Also== | ||
Revision as of 18:16, 7 August 2008
A rotary encoder converts rotary switch movement to output pulses that can be interpreted by keyboard encoders.
Rotary-5
Offered by Hagstrom, this unit is capable of operating as a stand alone device or may be used with a keyboard encoder. Its are suitable for driving direct inputs on a keyboard encoder to produce a keystroke or keystrokes for each change of position of the rotary switch.
Relevant Link: Hagstrom's Rotary5 Page
Rotary Joystick Interface
Offered by Ultimarc, this unit is a stand alone unit. It can convert two 12-position mechanical rotaries, and outputs a fixed set of keystrokes.
Relevant Link: Ultimarc's Rotary Page
Druin's Rotary Interface
Offered by Druin, this was one of the first rotary encoders for the BYOAC crowd. You can download the plans and build your own board. It can convert two 12-position mechanical rotaries, and it needs to be connected to a seperate keyboard encoder or gamepad encoder.
Relevant Link: Druin's web page
GP-Wiz40
Offered by Groovy Game Gear, this gamepad encoder has built-in rotary support (see gamepad encoders entry).
