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18-12-2006, 19:24
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Re: Automatic shifting software
Our team purchased 2 AM servo shifters, so its now the programmers job to mess with them a bit.
I think with what we're going to do is have automatic shifting, once a gear-tooth counter counts to whatever, then decrease motor outputs automatically, and then "gradually" bring them back up to speed, depending where the joy is at. We also plan to have a switch to manually override the shifting... low, high, auto. Hope this helps! |
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