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27-01-2007, 15:03
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Re: Camera servo trouble
I agree with Mark. Testing the camera will probably involve having a spare backup battery, as a few good session can drain it.
Also, you might check Kevin Watson's site (kevin.org/frc) for affirmation that you're hooking up the PWMs correctly. He hosts a great step-by-step walkthrough of hooking up the camera. |
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