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Unread 02-11-2003, 19:16
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Originally posted by xplod1236
You should be able to control a spike thru the pwm output. You would have to set the values to either 0, 127, or 254 for reverse, neutral, and forward respectively. If the signal is close to 0, 127, or 254, the spike should turn on, but I dont think it will work with any other value.
That will not work. The signals are not compatible. The connectors are the same but you cannot interchange PWM's and Relay Outputs. Please do not do that.

Matt