DIY Shapeoko CNC Pendant -- Episode 420

Print screens are also fine for me. Put them together in paint for example

Hi Thomas, I can't figure out how to copy and paste that data, is there a trick to it?  Dave........................

Don't think so, I already checked the differences and none are major dealbreakers.

When did you get the

"ENC A HIGH TRIGGERED" and
"ENC B HIGH TRIGGERED" ?

If that happens when the encoder is turned, the encoder is connected correctly.

In that case, the problem lies with the encoder library.

I would like to see the output of this window when compiling and uploading. All of it

Hi Thomas, could the pin configuration between the Teensy 3.2 and LC cause the issue?

Don't give up on me LOL

OK, I put the text after this:

long newScrollPos = encoderScroll.read();

I don't see what checking the two boxes did?

Here are the screen shots, it changed based on turning the encoder.  But, it was always printing something even when I wasn't pushing a button or turning the encoder??

I'm running out of ideas...

Include those lines and upload of picture of the serial monitor when turning the encoder:

  if (digitalRead(PIN_ENC_A) == LOW){

     Serial.println("ENC A LOW TRIGGERED");
  }

  if (digitalRead(PIN_ENC_A) == HIGH){

     Serial.println("ENC A HIGH TRIGGERED");
  }

  if (digitalRead(PIN_ENC_B) == LOW){

     Serial.println("ENC B LOW TRIGGERED");
  }

  if (digitalRead(PIN_ENC_B) == HIGH){

     Serial.println("ENC B HIGH TRIGGERED");
  }

Also, in File>Preferences, enable these settings:

Share a screenshot of the output.

Nope, still no change??

The Serial.begin(9600); is needed for the serial monitor, just leave it uncommented.

Since nor the buttons, nor the encoder trigger the encoderScroll.read(); function, I suspect you might be using the wrong library.

This is the one I am using: https://github.com/PaulStoffregen/Encoder

Normally, Arduino stores the libraries under Document/libraries/

Remove all existing encoder libraries from this folder (if any) and replace with the one from the link above.

OK, connected the two buttons and add the code.  It sends out a continuous series of zeros to the right.  Nothing changes if I ground pins 9 or 10.  I used the same encoder as the one in the project from Element14  Attached are the specs.

Just seems like it's not reaching the keyboard commands.  It's a brand new teensy, but I guess it could be bad, but even changing the pin assignments I get the same results.  In the program, should the  //Serial.begin(9600);  not be commented out?  I did change it, but got the same results.   ???

for (int ii = 2; ii < 11; ii++) pinMode(ii, INPUT_PULLUP);

  for (int ii = 14; ii < 21; ii++) pinMode(ii, OUTPUT);

  digitalWrite(PIN_LED_X, HIGH);

  digitalWrite(PIN_LED_FAST, HIGH);

  //Serial.begin(9600);