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30-01-2005, 18:22
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Re: Strange Auto Problem
jgannon: So, I moved the pwm cables from 13-16 and placed them on 3-6 (just to choose a set of numbers), and the problem was the same. I hadn't deleted the Generate_Pwms line, and I'm not using interrupts. Also, the motors have a bizzare behavior. No matter what pwm I plug the speed controllers into, the left side motors spin. I have tried everything I can think of to get them to stop, but they WON'T. I am at my wit's end.
JamesBrown: The code I am using is the code provided on the Innovations FIRST website. I haven't changed anything except what pwm's to output to, and as I said above, even if I run the default code with pwm11 and 12 or whatever, the motors still spin, and I am back at square one. |
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