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30-01-2002, 16:18
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Try this:
Declare nice_motor as a variable byte Then state that: nice_motor = 127 + (127*button1) - (127*button2) And of course, serout nice_motor to the desired PWM pin What will happen: If button 1 is pressed, the motor will go full forward, if button 0 is pressed, it'll go full reverse, and if you press them both (who would do that?  ), nothing happens. |
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