I am selling a product that can be configurable with a web browser without coding.

Please take a look at below link!!

https://www.etsy.com/listing/985194207/parks-custom-dial-kit-customizable?ref=listings_manager_grid

Update!!!

New version is here!!

I’m really into making Youtube videos for Instructables. Sometimes it is hard to rewind the moment I wanted to pause. So, I thought it would be nice if I had a dial for it.

[ Instruction ]

Manual https://eunchan.me/PREMIERE-PRO-CONTROLLER-DIAL-DI...

Source Code https://github.com/happythingsmaker/PremiereProDi...

3D Printing File https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2810760

[ About the maker ]

Youtube Channel http://www.youtube.com/EunchanPark

Supplies

https://eunchan.me/PREMIERE-PRO-CONTROLLER-DIAL-DI...

Step 1: Preparing Materials and Tools

[3d printing]

First of all, you need to prepare some parts and 3d printing things. 3d parts are on the Thingiverse.
https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2810760

Step 2: Assemble the Encoder and the Arduino

The very first step is soldering.

This weird connection shows that I didn’t want to use any wires for soldering it at all.

I used digital output for giving ground and 5v.

It works well!

Step 3: Solder 5 Pins. It Is All!

Solder all five pins.

It is straightforward.

Step 4: Put the Circuit Board Into the Drum Frame.

There is a vertical hole on the side wall.

It is for USB terminal

Step 5: Fasten It

I uploaded a nut shape model on the Thingiverse just in case you don’t have a proper size of nuts.

(Using a M7 nut is better way.)

Step 6: Glue It (Optional)

If you want to fix it completely, glue it.

Step 7: Put Coins Into the Bottom Frame

Put 4 quarter into the bottom frame for making it heavy.

Step 8: Assemble Them Together

Step 9: Assemble the Dial Knob

Put the dial into the frame or you can use other knobs for it.

You can use other knobs (I prefer smaller one)

Step 10: Download the Source Code From Github

https://github.com/happythingsmaker/PremiereProDia...

just in case, here is code

<p>#include "Keyboard.h"</p><p>#define  OUTPUT_B 15
#define  OUTPUT_A A0
#define  BUTTON A1
#define PIN_5V  A2
#define PIN_GND  A3</p><p>bool aState;
bool aLastState;
int lastButtonState = 0;</p><p>void setup() {</p><p>  Keyboard.begin();</p><p>  pinMode(OUTPUT_A, INPUT);
  pinMode(OUTPUT_B, INPUT);
  pinMode(BUTTON, INPUT_PULLUP);</p><p>  pinMode(PIN_5V, OUTPUT);
  pinMode(PIN_GND, OUTPUT);
  digitalWrite(PIN_5V, HIGH);
  digitalWrite(PIN_GND, LOW);</p><p>  Serial.begin(9600);</p><p>  aLastState = digitalRead(OUTPUT_A);
}
bool count = 0;
bool keyFlag = false;
long lastClickTime = 0;
long lastRotateTime = 0;</p><p>void loop() {</p><p>  if (millis() - lastClickTime > 1000) {
    aState = digitalRead(OUTPUT_A);
    if (aState != aLastState) {
      if (digitalRead(OUTPUT_B) != aState) {
        Keyboard.press(KEY_LEFT_ARROW);
      } else {
        Keyboard.press(KEY_RIGHT_ARROW);
      }
      Keyboard.releaseAll();
      aLastState = aState;
    }</p><p>    if (digitalRead(BUTTON) == LOW) {
      if (lastButtonState  == HIGH) {
        Keyboard.print(" ");
        lastClickTime = millis();
      }
      lastButtonState = LOW;
    } else {
      lastButtonState = HIGH;
    }
  }</p><p>}</p>