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How do you calibrate the Victor 888 motor controller?
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Re: Calibrating

Go to vexrobotics.com, find the victor 888, and go to the user manual.

Here's that link.

Calibration's on page 2.
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How do you calibrate the victor SB motors?
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Re: Calibrating

thank you for your help. we figured it out.
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Re: Calibrating

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How do you calibrate the victor SB motors?
I've never heard of a Victor SB, nor a Victor motor. If you mean a Victor SP controller, same recipe. Go to a vendor (again, Vex sells them), find the product page, and look through the links, especially the "Docs and Downloads" tab. The quick start guide includes calibration procedures on page 6.

You can also get there by googling
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Victor SP Calibration
The fourth hit (as of today) takes you to the quick start file.
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