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Re: Have problem on getting analog values from lane tracking sensor

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Originally Posted by DCRich View Post
The default IR sensors put out 1 v low and 12 volt high so they are not true digital signals.
The default lane-tracking sensors are just NPN switches (hi/lo impedance). They are not intended to source any voltage.

Hook it up as follows:

brown wire to +24volts (solenoid breakout)
blue wire to ground
White wire to a DIO input

The internal pullup on the DIO provides the voltage. The switch just shorts out the voltage (provided by the pullup) to provide the digital hi/lo signal.



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