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Correct as I stated above. Thanks to all who commented. olf20 / Bob

I had tried that with no results. I did find a solution from another forum. It involved modifying the library. I inserted this in the public area of the library. void reset() { noInterrupts(); ct = 0; old_ct = 0; out_val = 0...

The reason I posted on this forum is because of the author of the library. I'm not using Teensy. I'm seeking information on how to reset the encoder count using Paul's library. Thanks for any help! olf20 / Bob

Attached is a simple sketch that uses Quadrature.h that illustrates my problem of not being able to reset the encoder values. I've included several solutions offered to resolve to no avail. I added the I2C lcd as I had it already setup. Thanks...

I tried it and although it compiled it did not reset the encoder value. Am I missing something? Thanks for your reply / help! olf20 / Bob

You can post your sketch. If it's large, you should create a small test sketch that would let someone compile and run it.

I tried it and although it compiled it did not reset the encoder value. Am I missing something? Thanks for your reply / help! olf20 / Bob

Should I post the whole sketch? I'm using Encoder.h as my encoder library. Everything works as it should but I can't reset the encoder value as needed in my sketch. Thanks for your reply / help! olf20 / Bob

Tried it and got the error below. encoder.write(desiredPosition); class Quadrature_encoder<0, 1>' has no member named 'write' olf20 / Bob

encoder1.write(desiredPosition) is working here.

I'll give it a try. Thanks for the reply! olf20 / Bob

I'm using Encoder.h in a sketch and have a need to reset the Encoder count. I've tried various suggestions and none have compiled. The value has to be in the library as if I shut the power off to the encoder the value still remains in the sketch...