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Differential encoder ASM input routine

Encoder — Mon, 20 Mar 2006 18:48:14 GMT

I have seen some samples of keyboard and LCD drivers in ASM on application notes, and I have been using those components for years. Now we are planning to substitue keybord with a differential encoder.

Do anybody knows of some example of polled or interrupt driven ASM routine for input from a low-cost differential encoder? That one with 3 lines and a separate pushbutton. Slow response is required: I think some 20-40 pps is enough.

Thanks

Encoder

Re: Differential encoder ASM input routine

bigmac — Mon, 20 Mar 2006 20:37:45 GMT

Hello Encoder,

I assume that by "differential encoder" you actually mean a rotary encoder or quadrature encoder. If so there has been considerable recent discussion on the following thread in the 16-bit forum.

http://forums.freescale.com/freescale/board/message?board.id=16BITCOMM&message.id=398

Regards,
Mac

Re: Differential encoder ASM input routine

Encoder — Tue, 21 Mar 2006 00:03:05 GMT

Thanks Mac.

It was exactly what I was searching for and the discussion, whilst in the 16-bit forum, was very general.

Everything said was very reasonable, unfortunately the code lines were few, even if the only code was for HC08! Thanks, Rocco.

If someone has other examples, welcome...

Encoder

Re: Differential encoder ASM input routine

sungam — Tue, 21 Mar 2006 01:35:22 GMT

Hello, Encoder

Here is some code i have used once for the JL3.

Sungam

; Theese bits are in ram-variable flags:
new          equ 0     ;indicates that rotationalencoder has changed
direction    equ 1     ;moving direction for the encoder
oldstate     equ 3     ;stores the oldstate for the encoderinput
                       ;so the ISR can determine if it has changed state

       org     flash
main
       ....
       jsr   init_timer
       cli

       ....
**************************************************************
;       example that changes var when encoder has changed

       brclr   new,flags,done
       bclr    new,flags   ; indicate that we have picked up the change
       brclr   direction,flags,decvar
       inc     var
       bra     done
decvar
       dec     var
done

**************************************************************
Init_Timer:
      mov   #%00110110,TSC     ; Timer 1 - Cleared + Stopped.
                         ;    Clicks once every 64 BUS Cycle

      clr   tmodh
      mov   #93,tmodl    ; tof after 94*64 cykles = 1.0027ms

      mov   #%01000110,TSC     ; Start the timer, tof aktiv
      rts
**************************************************************
; TOF interrupt happens every 1ms

T_ISR:
      pshh
      lda   tsc
      and   #%01111111
      sta   tsc       ;clear tof
      lda      ddra
      psha
      bclr     0,ddra          ;encoder connected to PTA0, PTA1
      bclr     1,ddra
      nop
      nop
      brclr    0,porta,enc_low
      brset    oldstate,flags,done_encoder ;no change since last time?
                                           ;if so we're done
      bset     oldstate,flags              ;position has changed
      bset     new,flags                   ;new indicates new position,
                                           ;main program must clear this flag
      brset    1,porta,setdir              ;after it has read it
      bclr     direction,flags
      bra      done_encoder
setdir
      bset     direction,flags
      bra      done_encoder
enc_low
      bclr     oldstate,flags
done_encoder
      pula
      sta      ddra
done_tisr:
      pulh
      rti

Re: Differential encoder ASM input routine

BobMac — Tue, 21 Mar 2006 02:17:20 GMT

Good Day Encoder! I have just the solution for you.

Go to www.amqrp.org/kits/micro908/index.html

There you will find a product description for the "Micro908". Download the software labeled "aav5.1a and af1.2d" in the "drivers.asm" routines you will find all the peripheral i/o routines you can think of!

Best regards Bob

Re: Differential encoder ASM input routine

Encoder — Tue, 21 Mar 2006 16:42:03 GMT

Thanks a lot Sungam and Mac.

Encoder