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02-03-2004, 16:48
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Re: Digital In Question
I'm assuming the rotary switch you are usign has a single common, and then a bunch of other pins. Pick a groung any ground on the RC and tie each of the other pins to a sig pin. Internaly, all of the gnd pins are connected to each other inside the RC.
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