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12-01-2007, 18:20
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Re: CMU2Cam Degrees & more
Or, you can always drive the servo to 0, mark its position, drive it 255, mark its position, and then bust out a protractor.
We did a lot of testing to find the camera field of view and servo ranges in 2005. If I find them later, I will post them, although they may not be exactly the same. |
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