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11-02-2005, 18:46
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Re: IR (infrared) sensors
Does anybody know where to hook up the IR sensor (Banner QS18VN6D). I need to know if its analog or digital (and how to hook it up, I think we've just got a cable lead coming out of it). Our hunch is that its a digital. We think it reflects off of white but not off of black. If somebody could fill me in, it'd be appreciated.
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