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Volts Problem

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when we run the program on our robot the volts Values stays on 0.00 .. what could be the problem?
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Re: Volts Problem

You probably either did not connect the wires from the power distribution board to the analog bumper, or you did not add the jumper on the analog bumper.
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Re: Volts Problem

umm.. where does the jumer goes? I mean on the analog there are several pins..
wich should i use/cover..?
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Re: Volts Problem

R71 in the Game Manual.

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Re: Volts Problem

In the picture on the first page here you'll see the entire analog breakout. In the top left corner of the image there are 3 exposed pins, spaced so they would fit a normal PWM wire. Place a 2-pin jumper over the two pins on the left of the picture - in other words, the two pins closest to the side edge of the board.
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