I have about 50 of these that I bought some time ago. No data sheet but this is what they look like.
http://www.bourns.com/data/global/pdfs/PEC12.pdf
Can they be used with FSBus.
David
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I have about 50 of these that I bought some time ago. No data sheet but this is what they look like.
http://www.bourns.com/data/global/pdfs/PEC12.pdf
Can they be used with FSBus.
David
hi,
they look good, but try it.
Stefan
Hi Stefan,
I have tried them but I am not getting what should happen as in the instructions.
Tried all things with them but I just get 1's and 0's. No -1's
I have followed the tutorial in the manual 100% but I must be missing something.
I have put all the gauges back into the sim and I am going to fly for a while and then do some more coding.
Appreciate any help you can offer with these encoders though.
Thanks
David
I followed Dirks instructions. I used flat cable, pin 1 to first wire, pin 2 second wire, pin 3 to third wire. (then I tried all variations of this ie: wire 1 to pin 2 etc)
Plugged it into port 20 or position 20 as it has to start on a even number, and in FSAdmin, Set key 20 to Phase A type rotary (infact, I tried all the types type b, BCD, even Greyhill even tried setting 20 and then 21 to type A, type B etc) they all did exactly the same thing ie:
20 1
20 0
21 0
21 1
Did you set the jumper for configuration?
IO-Docu on Page 18.
"Set J16 jumper on the IO board. Change to Set CID tab and set the
desired controller ID."
Yes. Every change on a FSBUS board (Display not) need to set the config jumper.
Yes, like i say every change.
Hi Stefan,
Just an update. Tested the analogue out - works great
Rotary encoder Type B - works great.
Thank you, Thank you, Thank you.
Missing that tiny piece of info about the jumper was all that was wrong.
I'd still like to try to code the analogue out gauges if you are still willing to help me. If you can give me an example of what I need to write specific for voltmeters, I should be able to experiment with numbers until it works.
Thanks again.
David
Hi,
Analog Out is like a Servo.
You have a range of 0-255 on output.
Look to the FSUIPC SDK there you see the right calculations.
Stefan
So basically, I'd use the calibrate function.
thatīs right.