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Potentiometer Problem
Hello everyone again... I figured out calibration (in another post), and immediately faced an even worse problem:
The Potentiometer hooked up to an analog input on the RC, as far as I understand, is supposed to return a value from 0 to 254. However, in our case, the value is from 0 to 6. Any ideas as to why this may happen? While I could just multiply the return value by 43 (of course), we need the precision. We also tried another analog input pin... no luck 
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15-02-2003, 18:10
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Is one end of the pot connected to +5v, the other end to ground, and the center connected to an analog input?
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