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Re: Selecting Autonomous with TI LaunchPad?

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Why not simply use a multiposition button? They look like potentiometers but have different settings you can snap to rather than an analog output.
This is how 1065 has selected auto modes for years now. 1 or 2 multi position dial and a toggle switch if needed. This year for instance we used the dial to select what we where driving over and position and then used a 3 position switch to determine if we would shoot high, low or do nothing once we got to the batter.
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