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==Encoders directly connected to GPIO Pins==
−This is the original approach used from the start the Encoder were connected directly to GPIO pins on the Raspberry Pi. It is not considered as the recommended approach. Please see the 23017 approach described below.
−[[File:Zynthian-amp3-open.jpg|300px|frame|center|Zynthian-amp3-open]]
The zynaptik-3 board from zynthian provides all the interfaces for encoders and the extra switches introduced, along with MIDI interfaces and Control voltage and digital ins and outs which represents the official implementation of this sort of approach.
The zynaptik-3 board from zynthian provides all the interfaces for encoders and the extra switches introduced, along with MIDI interfaces and Control voltage and digital ins and outs which represents the official implementation of this sort of approach.
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+==Encoders directly connected to GPIO Pins==
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+This is the original approach used from the start the Encoder were connected directly to GPIO pins on the Raspberry Pi. It is not considered as the recommended approach. Please see the 23017 approach described below.
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+[[File:Zynthian-amp3-open.jpg|300px|frame|center|Zynthian-amp3-open]]
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=== Connecting via the GPIO Pins. ===
=== Connecting via the GPIO Pins. ===
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The red heat shrink is evidence of a changing manifested on some Pi software update.
The red heat shrink is evidence of a changing manifested on some Pi software update.
... and chains used to be called layers. . .
... and chains used to be called layers. . .
−== Other nefarious methods==
== Other nefarious methods==
Other methods can be accomodated using the zynthian's inbuilt Control Device interface.
Other methods can be accomodated using the zynthian's inbuilt Control Device interface.