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The M5Stack Scroll Unit is a wheel-shaped rotary encoder module built around an EC10E hollow shaft encoder. It combines 12 pulses per rotation, button input, a WS2812C programmable RGB LED, and I2C readout in a compact Unit form factor for intuitive control panels.
Inside the M5Stack Scroll Unit, an STM32F030F4P6 controller handles encoder pulse acquisition firmware, so a host controller can obtain scroll values directly over I2C at address 0x40. This rotary encoder module simplifies volume control, scale adjustment, menu navigation, smart selector interfaces, robotics panels, and home automation input devices.
For compact HMIs, the hollow shaft encoder gives the rotary encoder module a tactile scroll action without adding extra wiring.
The official MP4 demonstration is embedded directly after this description. It helps customers understand how the hollow shaft encoder, push button, RGB LED, and Grove connector work together before reviewing the detailed features and specifications.
The M5Stack Scroll Unit is designed for interactions where a small physical wheel feels more natural than touch input. The hollow shaft encoder output, button press, and LED status make it useful for precise control without building a custom encoder board.
| MCU | STM32F030F4P6, 32-bit ARM Cortex-M0 processor |
| Rotary Encoder | EC10E |
| Rotary Encoder Output | AB two-phase quadrature output |
| Rotary Encoder Pulses | 12 pulses per rotation |
| RGB LED | 1 x WS2812C |
| Button | 1 x button |
| I2C Communication Address | 0x40 |
| Operating Temperature | 0 to 40 C |
| Product Size | 32.0 x 24.0 x 18.9mm |
| Product Weight | 7.5g |
| Package Size | 138.0 x 93.0 x 19.9mm |
| Gross Weight | 12.7g |
| 1 | Unit Scroll |
| 1 | HY2.0-4P Grove cable (20cm) |
Use I2C address 0x40 to read encoder values from the M5Stack Scroll Unit. The host can pair rotation values with button state and WS2812C color feedback to create a complete local control experience.
| Unit Scroll U186 | Wheel form, 1 channel, 12 pulses per rotation, I2C 0x40 |
| Unit Encoder | Knob form, 1 channel, 30 pulses per rotation, I2C 0x40 |
| Unit 8Encoder | Knob form, 8 channels, 15 pulses per rotation, I2C 0x41 |
The schematic image helps developers review the STM32F030 controller, EC10E encoder, button input, WS2812C LED, and Grove connector before integrating the rotary encoder module into a custom enclosure.
The M5Stack Scroll Unit is used for volume control, brightness control, scale adjustment, menu navigation, robotics panels, and compact HMI interfaces.
It uses an EC10E hollow shaft encoder with AB two-phase quadrature output and 12 pulses per rotation.
The integrated STM32F030 controller processes pulses and provides values over I2C at address 0x40.
Yes. The rotary encoder module includes one built-in button for press actions.
The package includes 1 x Unit Scroll and 1 x HY2.0-4P Grove cable (20cm).
Yes. The official MP4 video is embedded directly after the Description section for the M5Stack Scroll Unit.
The M5Stack Scroll Unit is a wheel-shaped rotary encoder module built around an EC10E hollow shaft encoder. It combines 12 pulses per rotation, button input, a WS2812C programmable RGB LED, and I2C readout in a compact Unit form factor for intuitive control panels.
Inside the M5Stack Scroll Unit, an STM32F030F4P6 controller handles encoder pulse acquisition firmware, so a host controller can obtain scroll values directly over I2C at address 0x40. This rotary encoder module simplifies volume control, scale adjustment, menu navigation, smart selector interfaces, robotics panels, and home automation input devices.
For compact HMIs, the hollow shaft encoder gives the rotary encoder module a tactile scroll action without adding extra wiring.
The official MP4 demonstration is embedded directly after this description. It helps customers understand how the hollow shaft encoder, push button, RGB LED, and Grove connector work together before reviewing the detailed features and specifications.
The M5Stack Scroll Unit is designed for interactions where a small physical wheel feels more natural than touch input. The hollow shaft encoder output, button press, and LED status make it useful for precise control without building a custom encoder board.
| MCU | STM32F030F4P6, 32-bit ARM Cortex-M0 processor |
| Rotary Encoder | EC10E |
| Rotary Encoder Output | AB two-phase quadrature output |
| Rotary Encoder Pulses | 12 pulses per rotation |
| RGB LED | 1 x WS2812C |
| Button | 1 x button |
| I2C Communication Address | 0x40 |
| Operating Temperature | 0 to 40 C |
| Product Size | 32.0 x 24.0 x 18.9mm |
| Product Weight | 7.5g |
| Package Size | 138.0 x 93.0 x 19.9mm |
| Gross Weight | 12.7g |
| 1 | Unit Scroll |
| 1 | HY2.0-4P Grove cable (20cm) |
Use I2C address 0x40 to read encoder values from the M5Stack Scroll Unit. The host can pair rotation values with button state and WS2812C color feedback to create a complete local control experience.
| Unit Scroll U186 | Wheel form, 1 channel, 12 pulses per rotation, I2C 0x40 |
| Unit Encoder | Knob form, 1 channel, 30 pulses per rotation, I2C 0x40 |
| Unit 8Encoder | Knob form, 8 channels, 15 pulses per rotation, I2C 0x41 |
The schematic image helps developers review the STM32F030 controller, EC10E encoder, button input, WS2812C LED, and Grove connector before integrating the rotary encoder module into a custom enclosure.
The M5Stack Scroll Unit is used for volume control, brightness control, scale adjustment, menu navigation, robotics panels, and compact HMI interfaces.
It uses an EC10E hollow shaft encoder with AB two-phase quadrature output and 12 pulses per rotation.
The integrated STM32F030 controller processes pulses and provides values over I2C at address 0x40.
Yes. The rotary encoder module includes one built-in button for press actions.
The package includes 1 x Unit Scroll and 1 x HY2.0-4P Grove cable (20cm).
Yes. The official MP4 video is embedded directly after the Description section for the M5Stack Scroll Unit.
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