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Adding extra motors to joysticks
 We are trying to use two joysticks to control our robot. We have a tank drive and are trying to program an extra motor on each joystick, this is what we have so far but we dont know what to do next.
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11-02-2013, 16:54
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Re: Adding extra motors to joysticks
You need to decide what control you want the drivers to use in turning those motors on and off.
Maybe a third joystick, or buttons, or something. Then you can wire those controls in.
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11-02-2013, 17:10
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Re: Adding extra motors to joysticks
I want to have them on buttons 2 and 3 of the joystick, but i dont know how to add them to the existing joysticks which control the tankdrive.
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11-02-2013, 18:29
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Re: Adding extra motors to joysticks
One speed?
Both motors run together, so they share a common button? Hold button = on; release button = off? or Press one button for on and another for off or toggle a single button so first press=on; second press = off; rinse & repeat
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