Thread: Coding a am-2816a motor encoder.
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Re: Coding a am-2816a motor encoder.
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Originally Posted by FireAmpersand View Post
Also is the board needed, or can we go straight to the srx's pinout?
It is theoretically possible to go straight back to the SRX's pinout, but because of the fine pitch of those pins, it is preferable for most teams to use the breakout to get to a pin pitch solderable by regular humans.
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