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Unread 03-02-2007, 21:58
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Re: Mounting Geartooth sensor!

Aaron,
The gear tooth sensor is intended to count any rotating part that has indentations. A gear or sprocket is what is needed. You will have to make a bracket to hold it in place and position it experimentally until it counts and gives you valid data. The documents go into some depth on this part. Without a look at your robot, it is hard to give more specific suggestions.
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