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Re: Vex Programming Question

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Originally Posted by Ben Mitchell View Post
When button 1 is pressed, servo 2 needs to rotate fully clockwise.
When button 2 is pressed, servo 2 needs to rotate fully clockwise.

Etc.

For some reason, it is not recognizing my bumper - it does nothing when i turn it on.
Just a hunch, but you might be using functions within EasyC that only work if the handheld transmitter is turned on. Of course the documentation (that I read a while ago) was NOT very clear about this. I was up a 4 AM one morning down in Atlanta cursing at a similar problem.

If this doesn't solve it, then stick a zillion print statements into the code to trace what is happening and figure out where the logic you have implemented is flawed.

Hopefully your deadline is 9 AM Left Coast time

Good luck,
Blake
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