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Ultimarc U360 Mod to add rotary function&Top-fire/LED
brandon:
Thanks Bender :) I guess I skimmed right by it.
zallax:
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Like I said I have the top fire and the rotary (separate sticks) working but this project and tutorial are on hold for a while till I finish building my current project "Benderama"
I want to use this in that project so it will be a priority once I finish the build
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With Benderama now out in the wild, any chance we can see a tutorial on how you built that U360 rotary? :notworthy:
Bender:
yeah, my next step is to try to get both features into one stick!!!!!
It's been a while since I messed with it hopefully I remember where I was
I'll have to do a little better documenting this time :)
JustMichael:
AndyWarne,
With the U360, can the electronics currently sense the direction the magnetic field is running (where "north" and "south" are) as well as where the magnet is? I was just thinking if the U360 could tell where north and south are (like a compass), then you could use electronics to sense the spinning of the shaft. If it currently can't, what about adding a some HMC1501's or HMC1512's to measure the angle of the magnetic field? This could give a way of sensing the shaft spinning without having to add an encoder wheel to the shaft and the optical sensor.
AndyWarne:
--- Quote from: JustMichael on October 15, 2009, 04:08:37 am ---AndyWarne,
With the U360, can the electronics currently sense the direction the magnetic field is running (where "north" and "south" are) as well as where the magnet is? I was just thinking if the U360 could tell where north and south are (like a compass), then you could use electronics to sense the spinning of the shaft. If it currently can't, what about adding a some HMC1501's or HMC1512's to measure the angle of the magnetic field? This could give a way of sensing the shaft spinning without having to add an encoder wheel to the shaft and the optical sensor.
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No. If you think about it, if this were the case, the joystick position would go all over the place if you rotated the handle.
Andy
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