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Re: How to make the Gyro work

Where did you get that cable you're using to connect the sensor to the Analog input pins? The wiring scheme is decidedly nonstandard, with power on the black wire and common on the red. That's likely to cause some confusion if you ever need to troubleshoot it.
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Re: How to make the Gyro work

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Where did you get that cable you're using to connect the sensor to the Analog input pins? The wiring scheme is decidedly nonstandard, with power on the black wire and common on the red. That's likely to cause some confusion if you ever need to troubleshoot it.
I got if from the KOP. It was the only f-f 3 pin cable.
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