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 I can't wait until Kick Off! Simultaneously across the country there will be one loud cry of "Doh!", followed by the sound of smacking foreheads with the palm of a hand, then "Why didn't I figure that out? I saw the hint". Indeed, hind sight is 20/20. - billbo911 [more] |
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01-11-2002, 14:44
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http://www.innovationfirst.com/FIRST...sersManual.pdf
Each port, as said above, has 4 analog inputs (0-5V) and 4 digital inputs (on/off). The pinouts for the ports start on page 14 in the link above. The function isn't set in stone, because it can be used for anything really. You just gotta program it different then. If you run out of switches you can always start using analog inputs.... You'll just have two settings when you program it: 0 or 255. |
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