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Yes that one is also a CTS288 based encoder, it works fine with OC, I have these encoders too.Quote:
Originally Posted by DAL900
You are right, although you can use the OC MCP737NG as 767 MCP with my lekseeecon program. All functions all there, but the look is ugly ;-) (I have it myself).Quote:
Originally Posted by DAL900
Nico
You can purchase the CTS 288 encoder from Digi-Key in the US for around $2,50 each. It is part number <code>CT3002-ND.
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be aware that that there are different versions, take the 16 detents one.Quote:
Originally Posted by jmig
hello dal900....
cts288 (3T7) from OC does have momentary push switch. i have ordered 20 of these for
various applications. i'm using them on my efis units for incremental/decremental control of values and the push switch to select Mins,Ctr,Tfc and Std.
here's the datasheet
http://www.ctscorp.com/components/datasheets/288.pdf
if you look at the image on the OC page, there's 5 pins out of the component. 3 for the encoder and two for the push switch.
very nice quality component, i love 'em.......
best regards from wales ..... ian
Yes, Nico. I found that out the hard way. I was testing an Alps encoder and it wouldn't control correctly. It was working but, not the way I need it to work.Quote:
Originally Posted by kiek
I searching the web for answers and advice I found this thread. I went to you site and vcimmino's blog. Good info. I made sure the ones I ordered were 16 detent units.
They have the units with the built in switch in the catalog but were out of them, at the time of my order.