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Hi has anyone tried using a powermate as a jog wheel for emc http://www.eviloverlord.net/powermate.html cheers harty |
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| I never have, but I do have one as a volume control in my car. The thing seems to be speed sensitive, more pulses/steps are sent the faster you turn it. Like: Turn slow = 1 pulse every 10 deg Turn fast = 1 pulse every 2 deg. Dont know if this would be an issue as a jog control (might even be usefull) but it does take some getting used too. Ok for me but hard for a new user (like the touchpad thing the first time you use a laptop). Quality of the control is top notch but (I think it is a driver issue) somtimes they just wont work when you boot up requireing a restart (1 time in 10?) |
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| Thanks for the info hotponyshoes i think that the change in speed would actually be a good thing im not to well versed in linux and would like as much info as possible before buying it but i think it looks like it could work cheers harty |
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