In removal, lube and reassemble of the quill in the head, I discovered 
that lcd display's controls are all alternate action, in addition too 
very well debounced.  Nice, but the manual of course doesn't meantion it 
loud enough to register.

However, I had a stack of brass encoder wheels left from the lathe 
project, and laid one on them on top of the OEM 16 cycle wheel that 
drives the rpm display, although none too accurately as it takes several 
seconds to show a stable display, and its using tricks I used in some 
transmitter software to get the actual 4 digit number to display.  
Sucks, and I'm not too sure I care if it goes away as long as LCNC can 
display it.  Any way, its OD is perfect +-10 thou, and the mounting 
holes for the OEM disk, only 2 of them, were an accidentally a perfect 
enough for the girls I go with fit, but I had to take it to the little 
mill and expand the center hole somewhat into the bolt circle diameter 
of the brass version.  So it bolts up but sits low, so I need to find 
some washers for about 1.75mm bolts that are somewhat precisely made as 
it will take about 3 of them under it to jack the disk up and actually 
work with the existing slot interrupter.  Then all I have to do is find 
3 that match that interrupter, hopefully with Schmidt outputs active 
both ways.  And make a new board for an A/B/X encoder.  Outside pair 
follow the edge slots, the center one should sit just high enough to 
catch the index slot, whose circle diameter is about .15" smaller.  Just 
inside the slots IOW. I did not expect to be so lucky on the wheel.

Now if I could just figure out WTF my sugar is doing.  At 3:30 am, 
nothing to eat since ab out 10pm, 138, slept in, at 11 AM 143, and now 
at 5pm, 154.  And all I have had is black coffee since nominally 
midnight last night. I wonder when I'll run out...

I'll go see if I can find something on fleabay.

Thanks.

Cheers, Gene Heskett
-- 
"There are four boxes to be used in defense of liberty:
 soap, ballot, jury, and ammo. Please use in that order."
-Ed Howdershelt (Author)
Genes Web page <http://geneslinuxbox.net:6309/gene>

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