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NXT - 884 Speed Controllers
Is it possible to use the Lego NXT Brick and send signals to the IF 884 Speed Controllers? If so how?
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Re: NXT - 884 Speed Controllers
Not a stock method... You see, Victor 884s take a PWM input using a standard 3-pin PWM cable. The NXT outputs its (whatever type of) signal on a relative of an ethernet cable. So you'd have to figure up a new connector. It's doable (teams have interfaced an NXT to the robot controller) but it isn't built in. I don't know what sort of pin mapping you'd need to do, though I'm sure someone might be able to help.
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Re: NXT - 884 Speed Controllers
This is what FIRST will be using for FTC: http://www.hitechnic.com/index.html?...arget=d14.html
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