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Re: Basic Limit Switch
I've figured out how to setup the normal limit switch, however, I am not sure on how to set it up so you can have a button override what the switch does when pressed. Someone helped us set up something similar last year at competition, but our old code got messed up.
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Re: Basic Limit Switch
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It assumes a limit switch that is true if not, remove the not gate. Basically an override boils down to the limit is not pressed or the override is. Note: on the comment going to the motor, the value is otherwise zero. |
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Re: Basic Limit Switch
Thanks for replying everyone. We have it setup how we want now. We ended up going with two limit switches set as upper and lower limits with the in range and coerce function on labview.
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