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 The weight sounds about right, too. If you need more than 65 pounds for your manipulator, then the drivetrain isn't the part you should be redesigning... - s_forbes [more] |
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Digital I/O Help
How do I use the I/O's to sense an external input, such as a switch, particularly a limit switch. For example, if I want to count how many times the switch was pressed, meaning that the digital input detects a "high" signal and can then count a variable each time this happens, in code. I been trying to mess with it but I do not much experience with this type of custom configuration. I been trying to set up the digital inputs to detect a high signal and then a different one output a certain signal but with no luck. Thanks for any help with this.
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