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how to connect the Gyro to the robot ? and how do we resive its data in the driver station?
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Re: Gyro

The Kit gyro is an analog device.

Use the pins labels rate, not temp.

Connect via PWM cable to the Analog Breakout.

Read in code using the special Gyro functions.
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Re: Gyro

ok but how to connect the wires? where is + and the - ? and the data ?
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Re: Gyro

Use a standard PWM cable.
Plug one end into the gyro pins labeled "rate" with the ground wire on the pin by the word "rate."

The other end of the PWM cable plugs into one of the Analog Breakout ports with the ground pin to the back.
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Re: Gyro

The LabVIEW "Gyro" example includes a diagram showing how to wire a generic analog gyro sensor.
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