Limiting acceleration in easyC

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Limiting acceleration in easyC

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01-02-2008, 13:48

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Re: Limiting acceleration in easyC

"How do the drivers like the response?"

They don't notice a big difference.

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Originally Posted by scottanderson

The problem with the limiting code is that the robot really doesn't stop very quickly at all when the outputs are just set to 0.

Regards,
-scott

You probably have the "BRAKE" jumper on the Victor set to "COAST".

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