ok, I will try to edit the code, but I want read the position by a GUI not on the terminal (any suggestion?) , and there is a way to start pigiod from the code and not writing sudo pigiod on the terminal?

Thanks, but I'm not sure that is a setup problem, bacause if I use the first code I posted I'm able to read the encoder position without problem, but when I used my own code (the second I posted), seems that some data were not collected and visualized. Seems that the generated signals are faster tha...

Thanks Joan, I try to explain in the better way i can, simply I want read the position and visualize it on the screen by an app . Like that: https://imageshack.com/i/poqabGH7p 0 at beginning, posititive number position if I turned the encoder to the right and negative if I turned left. But for now I...

Hi to everyone, i'm at very beginning stage with raspberry. As report in the topic title, I would like to read the encoder signals, in particular from an incremental encoder 1000 lap pulses ( https://www.elcis.com/elcis/ENGLISH/catalogo/incr/pdf/E0059Z.pd f), and visualize the increment and decremen...

Hi to everyone, i'm at very beginning stage with raspberry. As report in the topic title, I would like to read the encoder signals, in particular from an incremental encoder 1000 lap pulses ( https://www.elcis.com/elcis/ENGLISH/catalogo/incr/pdf/E0059Z.pd f). I begin from this script: import RPi.GPI...