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Re: Live C++ help
I dont know if you got this working but looking at your pictures you are plugged into the pins that they call multipurpose I/O and not the I2C port. They is the four pins closest to the NXT connector.
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14-02-2012, 22:15
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Re: Live C++ help
Could You provide a picture? I'm not sure what your talking about
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15-02-2012, 01:32
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Re: Live C++ help
That's the same thing as what we've been talking about. Look at your own picture. There are two columns of pins, the one closer to the NXT connector are the I2C pins. The other set of pins that you plugged into are actually something else.
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