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28-01-2007, 23:14
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Re: Reading battery voltage in software
 Wait! What type of variable is it?!?! When I try to read it it outputs a number greater than 16k!I'm building a terminal interface (for debugging) it outputs a really strange value when I do: Code:
printf("%d",battery_voltage);
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