Non-variable Victor Control

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30-01-2002, 20:26

Kai Zhao

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Originally posted by Ian W.
Don't worry, I'm not using 256. Someone told me it resets the RC, so I've stayed away from it always. 255 I thought was full power, although I guess I'm wrong. Oh well, learn from your mistakes.

Never use 255. IIRC, two 255's sent in a row is the Main CPU reset signal or something malicious of the kind. Use 254.

Not like it matters anyway. 218 (?) to 254 is all full power, if I remember. And 0 - 36 (?) is all full power. I'm not too sure about the exact values and its something that Dr. Joe would know.

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