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30-10-2005, 18:34
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Re: manual control of a victor?
absolutely. The control signal is very simple. All you need to do is supply it with the necessary voltage on the power lines and a 1-2 ms pulse periodically on the signal line. 1ms corresponds to full rev while 1.5ms is neutral and 2 is full forward.
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