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14-02-2007, 16:49
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Re: Solenoid Help
you need to open up user routines.c
and go down to where it maps the relays to the joystick buttons. and change what ever you need to change. if you want to use the triggers i think relay 1 and 2 are mapped in the default code already. hope this was helpful. |
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