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Re: Potentiometer Problems

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Originally Posted by Jake M View Post
Well, firstly, are you sure you have the wires connected correctly. There should be a diagram of some sort on the pot itself, that looks like this.

(1)__________________(3)
(2)_________|

If the diagram isn't on there, the offset pin on the pot will be number 2. Pin 1 goes to white, 2 to red, and 3 to black, on a PWM cable from an Analog Input.

Other than that, I don't use easyc and I couldn't tell you if that's the problem.
Don't you mean 1 to red, 2 to white, and 3 to black, or 1 to black, 2 to white, 3 to red? Or did I confuse something. I think if you do this, you will release some magic smoke. Please correct me if I'm wrong, I have our potentiometer connected this way and I'm about to connect it tomorrow. Please Please reply.
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