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08-02-2006, 21:19
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Re: Using VEX range finder on the full-size FRC
Alright, so that's the programming. How do you actually wire the thing to the robot controller? Can I just plug the 2 3-pin connectors into any digital port on the full-sized FRC? All of you people who got this to work, how did you do it? And what do you do about the fact the the VEX IR range sensor comes with male connectors? Can you just connect that to the robot controller using a regular female-to-female PWM cable?
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