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18-02-2008, 12:44

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Re: Where? Quick explanation please...

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Originally Posted by mikaljr

Also can anyone tell me the difference between these variables...

rc_dig_out
rc_dig_in
digital_io

Thanks to anyone who can give me any help! :

the digital_io variables need to be set to either INTPUT or OUTPUT, depending on how you're using them. for example, if you have a switch hooked up to one, it would be an INPUT. if you have an LED hooked up to one, then that would be an OUTPUT.

You then use the rc_dig_in or rc_dig_out to read/set your digital_io ports. only use the rc_dig_in for ports you set as an input, and rc_dig_out for ports you set as an output.

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