I am currently using a 3 pin rotary encoder to set a time in a clock format (MM:SS). The rotary encoder works well both up and down, but when I go to convert the counter to a time it messes up when crossing a minute. When the counter gets 60 the clock should be 01:00, but I get 00:60, then going up …

That makes it way easier thank you. I did not know I could divide integers like that, or increment with ++ for that matter. What does the %60 after seconds do? seconds%60 I am new to C++ and Arduino so I do not know many functions or commands. [image] anon57585045: Why not just increment and d…

Clock Timer not converting to minutes correctly

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J-M-L August 31, 2021, 8:17pm 7

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Clock Timer not converting to minutes correctly

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