02-16-2020, 07:20 PM
(This post was last modified: 02-16-2020, 07:30 PM by TheOldPresbyope.
Edit Reason: add PS
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That's interesting because I had a different result this morning. Here, for example, is the output for a quick twist of the Drok control knob to the right. Should be a steady steam of KEY_VOLUMEUP events:
There still may be timing issues downstream, but the Drok microcode has its own problems.
Sorry, would have posted earlier but I stopped to make lunch
Regards,
Kent
PS - same "reversal" phenomenon occurs in rapid rotation to the left (counterclockwise), e.g., unexpected KEY_VOLUMEUP events interspersed among KEY_VOLUMEDOWN events
Code:
# KEY_VOLUMEUP 1 command
EV_KEY KEY_VOLUMEUP 0 /dev/input/event3
# KEY_VOLUMEUP 0 command
EV_KEY KEY_VOLUMEUP 1 /dev/input/event3
# KEY_VOLUMEUP 1 command
EV_KEY KEY_VOLUMEUP 0 /dev/input/event3
# KEY_VOLUMEUP 0 command
EV_KEY KEY_VOLUMEDOWN 1 /dev/input/event3
# KEY_VOLUMEDOWN 1 command
EV_KEY KEY_VOLUMEDOWN 0 /dev/input/event3
# KEY_VOLUMEDOWN 0 command
EV_KEY KEY_VOLUMEDOWN 1 /dev/input/event3
# KEY_VOLUMEDOWN 1 command
EV_KEY KEY_VOLUMEDOWN 0 /dev/input/event3
# KEY_VOLUMEDOWN 0 command
EV_KEY KEY_VOLUMEUP 1 /dev/input/event3
# KEY_VOLUMEUP 1 command
EV_KEY KEY_VOLUMEUP 0 /dev/input/event3There still may be timing issues downstream, but the Drok microcode has its own problems.
Sorry, would have posted earlier but I stopped to make lunch
Regards,
Kent
PS - same "reversal" phenomenon occurs in rapid rotation to the left (counterclockwise), e.g., unexpected KEY_VOLUMEUP events interspersed among KEY_VOLUMEDOWN events
