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(@cd152)
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I have connected a three pin rotary encoder to the Arduino but sim hub fails to recognise it when I Use it.

I connected the ground pin to the GND on the Arduino and the two data pins on the encoder to D4 D5, and made the sketch. But when i use it on simhub it does not find it.

Is there a specifc way rotary encoders have to be connected on simhub when using a Nano?


   
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(@axeldor)
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For what I saw in the arduino tool it looks like you have got to use 5 pin rotary encoders (the ones with push button).

I have used them and they do not work either anyway XDD


   
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(@grawsom)
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Posted by: @cd152

I have connected a three pin rotary encoder to the Arduino but sim hub fails to recognise it when I Use it.

I connected the ground pin to the GND on the Arduino and the two data pins on the encoder to D4 D5, and made the sketch. But when i use it on simhub it does not find it.

Is there a specifc way rotary encoders have to be connected on simhub when using a Nano?

Did you ever get this fixed - normally if you want it to be a "device" the Arduino hardware needs to supported as a device under windows - Nano don't.

Second, if using rotary, you need to have gnd as middle and the two others as inputs, and have pullup checked.

BUT if your not is DisCord go there help is allmost instant 


   
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