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Originally posted by ZR1 Pantera:
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Here is a short video showing how it works.

Very cool Gary! Can you adjust how much turn-back cancels the signal. It looks like only a slight turn-back cancels the signal which may cancel it to early. Just wondering... Great job and product!

Scott

Yes, it is just a matter of setting the number of clicks on the encoder. My next board is set up with a series of dip switches to change things. I may have a sensitivity setting.

The real nice thing about the encoder is that it has no mechanical cam. You never have a situation where you are sitting on the cam when you actuate it.

3/13/1310:49 AM

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