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PIN OUTS!!! pressure switch
ok, im a noob at this, this is our teams 1st year. i really need to know what pins corespond to which variabls (rc_swX, were X is the number) and which pin is ground. i heard pin 1 and 3 is rc_sw1, and i believe 1 is the ground, but if any one can help me out here, that b great
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14-02-2003, 13:32
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Its in the Innovation First Documents Section. The full size robot controller reference guide. Page 9 has what your looking for, but you will probably want a copy of most of it handy just incase.
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