no encoder readings..
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Hi all, I'm trying to work with this incremental rotary encoder connected straight on GROVE port (no resistence), with this sketch:
#include <M5Stack.h> float XA_SIG = 0, XB_SIG = 1, YA_SIG = 0, YB_SIG = 1; volatile float pulsesX, pulsesY; void setup() { M5.begin(); pinMode(22, INPUT_PULLUP); // internal pullup input pin pinMode(21, INPUT_PULLUP); // internalเป็น pullup input pin attachInterrupt(22, XA_RISE, RISING); // Pin 2 stack 22? attachInterrupt(21, XB_RISE, RISING); // Pin 3 stack 21? Serial.begin(115200); delay(100); Serial.println("Connected"); }//setup void loop() { Serial.print("x"); Serial.print(pulsesX); Serial.println("end"); delay(20); } //X-Axis void XA_RISE() { detachInterrupt(22); //delay(1); XA_SIG = 1; if (XB_SIG == 0) { pulsesX++;//moving forward } if (XB_SIG == 1) { pulsesX--;//moving reverse } attachInterrupt(22, XA_FALL, FALLING); } void XA_FALL() { detachInterrupt(22); //delay(1); XA_SIG = 0; if (XB_SIG == 1) { pulsesX++;//moving forward } if (XB_SIG == 0) { pulsesX--;//moving reverse } attachInterrupt(22, XA_RISE, RISING); } void XB_RISE() { detachInterrupt(21); //delay(1); XB_SIG = 1; if (XA_SIG == 1) { pulsesX++;//moving forward } if (XA_SIG == 0) { pulsesX--;//moving reverse } attachInterrupt(21, XB_FALL, FALLING); } void XB_FALL() { detachInterrupt(21); //delay(1); XB_SIG = 0; if (XA_SIG == 0) { pulsesX++;//moving forwar } if (XA_SIG == 1) { pulsesX--;//moving reverse } attachInterrupt(21, XB_RISE, RISING); }but, when I touch the encoder I have no readings on serial monitor..
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maybe something about IRAM_ATTR ISR() ??
tnks
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nobody??
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