#3712165 - 01/04/13 10:17 PM
Re: Bodnar's BBI32 vs BU0836 ??
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am I right in assuming that the only difference between the 2 is the lack of analog control and the POV switch on the BBI32 ? In fact, the major difference is the BBI32 support for up to 11 rotary switch, that means 132 inputs. Sokol1
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#3712425 - 01/05/13 11:28 AM
Re: Bodnar's BBI32 vs BU0836 ??
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In fact, the major difference is the BBI32 support for up to 11 rotary switch, that means 132 inputs. Sokol1 That part I don't quite understand it says it suports 32 buttons or switches, but then it says 11 rotary switches (12 positions each) . How does that work?
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#3712517 - 01/05/13 04:23 PM
Re: Bodnar's BBI32 vs BU0836 ??
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This may help http://www.leobodnar.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=13&t=3921"You can connect 11 rotary switches each using 12 positions for a combined total of 132 button inputs. Every 12 position switch is allocated 12 buttons, so for example, if you connect the first 12 pos switch to B1, buttons 1 to 12 are allocated. If you were then to connect the next 12 pos switch to input 2, buttons 13 to 25 are allocated and so on. Even if you connected one 12 pos to B1 and then another to say B3, you would still have the 12 buttons allocated to 1 to 12 and 13 to 25 because they follow on as the next available 'slot'. The 12 pos switches can only be connected to the first 11 inputs, however, in the BBI Config software you can choose the first position you want the first 12 pos switch to start from. This means you can have a mixture of 12 pos switches, push buttons, encoders etc without any overlapping."
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#3712519 - 01/05/13 04:25 PM
Re: Bodnar's BBI32 vs BU0836 ??
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SAPPER, I think that is possible due the use of moddified rotary switch, that only need two wires to conect and a special firmware. Bodnar provide a software to mape these rotary switch. Sokol1
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#3712604 - 01/05/13 06:38 PM
Re: Bodnar's BBI32 vs BU0836 ??
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Hmm, I think that's incorrect, based on the research done by someone else on mycockpit.org who played with it and the modified 12pos 2-wires switch, it seems that the specs on Bodnar's website are confusing and misleading. Apparently, the board supports up to 32 buttons/inputs and THAT'S IT! Read this: http://www.mycockpit.org/forums/general-...html#post135503Would it be possible to create a matrix out of it the same its done with the BU board and multiply the inputs though?
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#3718873 - 01/16/13 09:19 AM
Re: Bodnar's BBI32 vs BU0836 ??
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Exodus
by RedOneAlpha. 04/18/24 05:46 PM
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