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Anne Lam 13-02-2002 23:44

is the reed switch legal?
 
There appears to be no reed switches included in this years kit. Can this type of switch be used on this years robot?

Lloyd Burns 14-02-2002 00:04

Re: is the reed switch legal?
 
Quote:

Originally posted by Anne Lam
There appears to be no reed switches included in this years kit. Can this type of switch be used on this years robot?
Additional Hardware List:
. . Switches - any kind/amount
. . Permanent magnets - ditto

There was some talk on FRCtech about this, too, I believe.

Check there for "Official" word.

Anne Lam 14-02-2002 00:32

Thanks Lloyd. I'll try to look for that post on the message board.

Lloyd Burns 14-02-2002 12:39

Here is the part of the message pertaining to reed switches: (*+*+*+*+*+* mine)

> If I want to count the teeth on a sprocket with an IR sensor is
> there any approved sensor I can place outside of the custom box to
> do this, if so can it be connected to either the first controller
> or a custom circuit? If not is the gear allowed to enter the custom
> box so an IR device could count the teeth?

A) If it is outside the box, then it must be one of the supplied
sensors.

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You may also purchase switches per the Additional Hardware List, such as non-contact reed switches that work with permanent magnets,
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and use those anywhere on the robot. Alternately, the gear
may be extended into the custom circuit enclosure in order to be
measured with sensors located inside the box.


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