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Originally Posted by JimGRobot
If the joystick value is 130, and you press the auto trim button, the offset will be 3. When this value is subtracted from 130, you get the null value of 127. When the joystick value is 200, you get 197, and 100 you get 97.
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Be very careful with this. By doing this you're effectively overriding a safety feature built into the OI by IFI. That feature sets the OI outputs to 127 when the joystick is unplugged. If you have your "auto trim" set to subtract 10 (or whatever), then when a stick gets unplugged your robot will start driving.