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Digital In Question
If i was going to connect the digitial inputs on the RC to a rotary switch, would i connect the common to voltage or ground on each so that the legs of the switch can go out to the opposite of the before stated so it will complete the circuit. I never really looked at this untill today, and just figured i would do it like last year, but then i remembered last year had the db-15 connections with the ground in the top right corner. BUt this year with PWM type Dig I/O's each one has its own ground, so i was confused what to wire where.
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