Rybitski

Certainly, changing the pins is how I was able to make this function for the WT32-ETH01. I've loaded the "Esp32RotaryEncoderBasics" example. Below are the pin assignments I've chosen. ```#if defined(ESP8266)...

I've used this board in multiple projects up to this point. I can't say for certain that the documentation is 100% correct. I can say that if I connect switches...

UPDATE- If I assign a pin to VCC PIN instead of -1 the issue goes away. ``` #define ROTARY_ENCODER_VCC_PIN 4 ``` Looks like there is an issue with passing `-1`...

AiEsp32RotaryEncoder.cpp line 135 `AiEsp32RotaryEncoder::AiEsp32RotaryEncoder(uint8_t encoder_APin, uint8_t encoder_BPin, uint8_t encoder_ButtonPin, uint8_t encoder_VccPin, uint8_t encoderSteps)` -1 does not fit in uint8_t

There are a few fixes- change the library so that if the VCC pin is set to a unsigned int that is not likely ever going to be a pin...

I will install the library manually- it looks like my Arduino 2.3.2 IDE thinks 1.4 is the latest. Sorry to open up an old issue. 

I'm having the same issue on a Pi 3 A+.

upvote for this. Would love to see support for the WT32-ETH01.