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Re: New Gear Tooth Sensor- Connection

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Originally Posted by JJMax7
My team has decided to use the gear tooth sensors this year. We installed the new ones into the transmission plates, but I don't know where to plug in the PWM. There are two sets of holes marked like a PWM (Black, Red, and White) Are these where we plug in the PWMs? If so which set, or do we use both? And if not how do we connect the sensors to the Robot Controller?

Thanks in advance for the help.
Start by reading this document. http://www2.usfirst.org/2006comp/oth..._Operation.pdf
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