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PhotoEye sensor, allowed?
Photoeye sensor referring to the sensor which most vending machines use to see if the item has dropped. We are looking at using 3 of these to determine if we have balls in our storing area or not. Instead of normal kill switches.
I'm assuming that it would be allowed as it is only a Digital signal but before we use any I'd like to make sure. I can't seem to find anything in the manual prohibiting them. 
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