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08-02-2008, 20:05
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Re: Drive Function in EasyCPro, anyone?
Thank you! We were also thinking along those lines... however, we also don't understand why at (20,0) one motor is faster than the other, and we move backwards. We've double checked the PWM assignments and everything seems to be functioning properly- except the drive function.
We were also wondering what numbers exactly signify a left turn and right turn.  |
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