I2C Encoder V2 ALIVE on Kickstarter!

[Atika]

We didn't have time to do a proper review, but Mick and I were able to include a quick snippet of the I2C encoder in a video this week

Thank you so much! 

We reach our stretch goal!It means that we will add the transparent knob as a gift to the bakers who choose  RGB Encoder.

[Atika]

The campaign finished successfully!
Thank you all! 

Also Dave did a review on it in his last mailbag. Thanks to Dave 

https://youtu.be/e4lIkonz7Rw?t=1h2m42s

[PlainName]

Well done on having this meet expectations.

A thought just occurred to me: I've assumed one has to talk to these via I2C to get any use, but could they be programmed to operate standalone? That is, they output rotary code just like a real rotary encoder, or an analogue voltage just like a digit pot might do?

[PlainName]

My pledge just arrived and looks fab. By a stroke of luck, I think I've just manufactured a problem for which this would be a solution, too 

[Atika]

My pledge just arrived and looks fab. By a stroke of luck, I think I've just manufactured a problem for which this would be a solution, too 

That is great! Hope you'll enjoy the project

[Mr. Scram]

I think not using that fairly horrible font any longer is a good improvement.

[Atika]

Few monthes ago, we sent our project to Sparkfun to add in their store, no responce from them. And now we have just found out that Sparkfun have made a similar product to our I2C Encoder V2

https://www.sparkfun.com/products/15083

But it's cost almost 4 times more with less features