Negative Values
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Negative Values
I'm using an encoder with a RevPiCore, a RevPiDIO, and RevPiModIO. It appears that ct.io.MyEncoder.value returns an unsigned 32 bit, such that when I turn the encoder past zero, instead of getting -1, I get 4294967295. Is there a signed version of .value, or do I need to do my own conversion?
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Re: Negative Values
Hi!
You can configure the IO in your Python program. Just set the signed value of your input to True.
Sven
You can configure the IO in your Python program. Just set the signed value of your input to True.
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your_revpi_mod_io.io.your_input.signed = True
# Now the value will show negative values
print(your_revpi_mod_io.io.your_input.value)
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