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Switching To Break via Software

is this possible?
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Re: Switching To Break via Software

Do you mean switching to break from coast such as the victors?
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Re: Switching To Break via Software

We've had several times that we've had software break the robot, however, those weren't planned. I'm not sure why you'd purposely program a break mode in the software. Some suggestions are to drive a forklift past it's full extension, drive an arm into the ground, drive full speed into a wall, rotate your swerve drive modules too many times, etc.

To cause a speed controller to switch between brake mode and coast, you can connect one of the digital outputs on the digital side car to the middle pin of the brake/coast header.

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To cause a speed controller to switch between brake mode and coast, you can connect one of the digital outputs on the digital side car to the middle pin of the brake/coast header.
Only connect the center pin, don't conect the +/- on the break/coast header to anything on the side car. It is also possible to switch between Break and Coast in software using CAN without the additional digital output.
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