hold encoder keys

[okand]

I talked about this in a chat room and later that evening a friend surprised me by having made the changes while bored and waiting for something else.

You need to tweak spinDelay and stopDelay some, to what depends on what encoders you have but the lower the better.

Before going to bed I ended up with them at 200 and 400 which is usable in SDVX e-amuse but not perfect. Quick sharp turns sometimes miss. I need to tweak it some more and possibly also buy some encoders with higher PPR.

[5argon]

Thank you, I will test it later!

For encoders, did you connect them to the interrupt-enabled pin? It makes a lot of difference. (I wrote about this in the comment in the code) Uno has 2 of this special PIN, so you can use one for each encoder. (It would be the best if we have 4)

And also, this is the one I got while I was still in Japan. It is the same as the most commercial SDVX controller (but not the same as the one in arcade I believe) This one also comes with a screw lock so it sits nicely under the case.

[okand]

Yes, I connect the encoders to pins 2 and 3 like the code says.

[okand]

Usability update!

I got myself two copal encoders instead and have been using them for a few days. It works great for playing official sdvx with this version of the arduino code. I have both the delay-values set to 100