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Tx/Rx pin layout?
I'm trying to connect the CMUCam from the FIRST kit to my vex controller. I know this is possible by connecting the TTL conveter for the camera to the TX/RX, but i don't know what pin of the three carrys data.
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27-02-2006, 10:18
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Re: Tx/Rx pin layout?
If you compare it to the standard input pin RED is +5, Black is Ground, White is RX/TX. If you are using a CMU CAM plug directly into its TTL port and skip the adapter board.
The easiest way to complete your "MOD" is to kill a pair of bump/limit switches and use the cable to make an adapter.
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