wiper motor control with encoder

[ertansuluagac]

I understand. Does ex_encoder.c work? Also as circuit connection;
after I give a voltage, I will enter the A and B pins into my processor. You don't have another pin already. So I will now determine the position based on the number of pulses from A and B. There's nothing else I can do. I just want a sample code for this kind of engine. Is there no other example than ex_encoder.c ? Ttelmah wrote, I will write code with values for A, B. how can I write code ?
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[temtronic]

EX_ENCOD.c does work, did almost 20 years ago...
There are 1,000s of PIC based 'encoder' programs on the internet but why not just use what CCS freely supplies ? We can help as we all have that program.

With simple AB encoders, you normally powerup, drive the motor one way to a 'home' position, There a switch tells the PIC 'I'm home', shuts off the motor, resets the encoder position pulse counter variable to 0. After that you tell the motor to run and count pulses. How long to run and how many pulses can be determined on the bench. That 'R&D' is out of our control, you'll have to test.

Jay

[ertansuluagac]

I understand, but I'm already using CCS C licensed software. I have version 5.085. I'm already trying to do with CCS C.
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[Ttelmah]

The point is if you have the compiler, you already have a program example
of how to read an encoder. It's with the compiler.....

In the examples directory.

[ertansuluagac]

I was understand. There are 4 examples.
1- ex_encry.c
2- ex_encod.c
3- ex_sk_rotary_encoder_isr
4- ex_sk_rotary_encoder.c
I think, ex_encod.c of them, seems to benefit me. or do you have any other suggestions?
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[temtronic]

#1 I think is for encryption..
#2 is what I suggest.. I know it works, simple to use.
#3, #4 I don't have, as I have a very old compiler version.

Jay

[ertansuluagac]

I understand. I'll try ex_encod.c. I will write the result. Thanks everyone.
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