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15-12-2007, 22:34
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Re: pic: Game hint
Since the outputs on the cable are digital, it would make sense for it to be plugged into the RC's digital input header, but the pinout isn't compatible. No easy way to connect it directly, or with PWM cables....
As much as I'd love to see this on the robot.... they've made it hard to wire in. It's also interesting that the unit has to be set up to "Learn" the codes that it's meant to respond to.... Do they really trust all the teams to "teach" their board the correct codes ???? Sure ... that'll happen. BTW, if you think the IR controller is fun... what about the IR ball ? http://www.hitechnic.com/ click on products and scroll down to IRB1004 
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