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A compact I2C breakout built around the Alps SLLB120300 jog lever
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đŸŽ›ī¸ A compact I2C breakout built around the Alps SLLB120300 jog lever. It is a self-centring control: push it one way or the other and it springs back to centre when you let go. Each direction has two positions, a light first push and a further second, so you get four lever contacts in total, plus a centre press. ✋ Five distinct actions on one small board.

🧠 Every contact is read by an onboard AW9110C GPIO and LED driver, so the whole control talks to your microcontroller over two wires. No spare pins eaten up, no analogue reads to debounce. Each contact is reported independently, so your firmware decides what they mean: step then accelerate, slow then fast, scroll then jump, however suits your interface.

🌈 The same driver runs an onboard side-illuminating RGB LED that throws colour out from the edge of the board, so you can light the control, a light pipe, or a panel to match state or mode straight from software.

⚡ An interrupt (INT) line is broken out too, so the host can stay idle and be woken on a change rather than polling the bus.

đŸ› ī¸ Two spare driver channels (OUT3 and OUT9) are broken out to pads as well, so there is room to bolt on your own LED, button, or whatever else you fancy.

🔄 For advanced users, the back of the board carries alternate footprints too: one for a 3-position jog dial in place of the standard lever, and a second set of pads for the RGB LED so you can move it to the rear. Fit the LED in one position or the other, not both.

🔌 Connect it your way:

🔗 4-pin JST-SH socket, pin-compatible with Qwiic and STEMMA QT, so it plugs into a SparkFun or Adafruit setup with one cable (power and I2C). 🌱 5-pin 0.1" header in the Pimoroni Breakout Garden I2C pinout (3V3, SDA, SCL, INT, GND), so it slots straight into a Breakout Garden base. The interrupt rides along on this header, whereas the 4-pin JST-SH carries power and I2C only.

✨ Features ✨

đŸ“Ļ Ships as a single fully assembled and tested board, with everything below built in:

đŸŽ›ī¸ Alps SLLB120300 self-centring jog lever, two positions each way plus centre press

🧠 AW9110C I2C GPIO and LED driver

🌈 Onboard side-illuminating RGB LED for status and mode feedback

⚡ Interrupt (INT) line broken out for poll-free reads

đŸ› ī¸ Two spare driver channels (OUT3, OUT9) broken out to pads for hacking and add-ons

🔗 JST-SH 4-pin socket, Qwiic / STEMMA QT compatible

🌱 5-pin 0.1" header, Pimoroni Breakout Garden compatible

🔧 Onboard SDA and SCL pull-ups, each enabled by solder jumper

📍 Single fixed I2C address at 0x5B, no strapping needed

📐 Compact 25 x 20mm board

🔩 Four M2 mounting holes

đŸ‡Ŧ🇧 Designed in the UK

â„šī¸ Note: 3.3V logic recommended. Switch rated 100,000 operations. INT is available on the Breakout Garden header, not the JST-SH connector. I2C cable not included. Headers not fitted unless stated.

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I2C Jog Lever Breakout with RGB LED

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