Now the final part, and a new (to me at least) Fritzing bug, the YumoE6B2 encoder.
YumoE6B2-orig.fzpz (5.0 KB)
YumoE6B2.fzpz (6.5 KB)
breadboard:
There are three parts here the previously posted (but now updated) AMT103 encoder and the YumoE6B2. The most user visible change in breadboard is changing the connection to a cable as in real life with the wires color coded according to the data sheet.
schematic
here we see the new Fritzing bug: The first encoder was originally enc1 (instead of the current cui-enc1) however with the YumoE6B2 also with label enc there were two enc1s which were different parts. We need to find out a way to detect a label is already in use and increment the count (even across different parts) to avoid confusion. Otherwise schematic is pretty identical, I added terminalIds to get the pin join proper and reduced the size of the encoder outline to save precious schematic space. Unlike most of these parts, both encoders have a pcb section as they connect via wires to (probably) .1 in headers on a board and are useful in places other than the First parts. Since it is unlikely the encoder would be mounted on a PCB, I removed the encoder outline from pcb silkscreen. As well the original part has a problem in pcb, where it is only one layer (I didn’t check to see why), it only appears and is routable on the bottom layer instead of both layers as in the new part.
This should be all the parts in the pull request, so once the author checks them to make sure I haven’t screwed anything up we should be able to submit them to core parts.
Peter