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Re: Victor Vs Jaguar

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Originally Posted by EricVanWyk View Post
The [1,-1] scale was arbitrarily chosen to make math easier. We could have easily chosen [2,-2] or [255,0], but all the values would have simply scaled in response.
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Kapolavery,

I've noticed you around CD a lot lately. You ask a lot of really good questions. Although some of these could actually be answered by doing a search, the honesty in which you ask and the detail you give in what you are looking for is quite refreshing. KEEP IT UP!!! (Aloha, and welcome to CD).

Eric,

Now that the math has been simplified by making the input control range -1 to 1; how many places of resolution after the decimal point does the Jaguar have? In other words, will sending .2508 be any different than sending .25? I realize this is only a .32% difference, but I am really looking for the limitations that the input has on it, not the actual output. Would anything over 2 places even be read by the Jag?
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