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[nk25719]

What do you prefer for controlling devices: a rotary encoder knob or traditional switches? Why do you find one more convenient or effective than the other?

[RobertLRead]

Rotary Encoders. Mainly because: Dr. Erich Shulz, an obstetric anesthesiologist, says that is the best hardware UI when you are wearing gloves (such as latex medical gloves), and when you are under stress.) With a single device, you open up a large number of input options (IF you have a display to integrate with, which we do.)

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[ForrestErickson]

There is a LOT to define once we have the opportunity for a 20x4 LCD display (with the rotary encoder) to navigate features through menus.
The LCD and Rotary encoder hardware interface is the TRIVIAL easy part

Here is an example of the hardware with a very very very simple user interface (No menus to navigate)
https://wokwi.com/projects/390353236396127233

[ForrestErickson]

A five button UI is an alternative too.