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Hi Steve,Thanks for sharing this cutie!
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Exactly!
Thank you sanjaykray!
View Instructable »Hi gizmologist,The rotary dial mechanism is connected to pins A1 and A2. See constants ROTATE_PIN and COUNTER_PIN and all the code around these constants in "telephone.ino" file.The rotary dial mechanism has three wires: groung and two signals. One is a "flag" that the mechanism is rotating and the other is a pulse counter. I just count logical 0 to 1 (or 1 to 0, can't remember right now) transitions while the rotation flag is set to detect every digit of the phone number.As I said this is an open project, you can find the source code on the project's GitHub page.
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Hi,Thanks for sharing Ringo Mk.2. Real evolution! Beetle sapiens ;)
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jiripraus, thank you very much for the brilliant idea!And also, I'd like to thank thewalterhive for the trick with nails.This is my "made it" comment. The only change I made was tiny PCB pieces (10x2 mm) for SMD diodes. I'm not sure that this change is an improvement (it's not that pretty), but it made the construction more robust. Otherwise, it is hard to replace the battery and not to break diodes. I broke three of them until I decided to use PCBs.