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Re: New Speed Controller Announced

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Your best bet is to get some double pole microswitches and wire one pole into the Jag, and the second pole into a digital sidecar or something else. When we have access to the CAN interface, the state will be monitored from there, but that's not happening this year.
The limit switch input for the Jag are normally closed. So, it would be possible to build a simple LED driver board that would turn on an LED if it saw the ground go away.
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Re: New Speed Controller Announced

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The limit switch input for the Jag are normally closed. So, it would be possible to build a simple LED driver board that would turn on an LED if it saw the ground go away.
This, of course, is subject to the rules.
It occurs to me that you could use the NO side of the micro switch to drive your LED to the ground of the Jaguar. You'd want to grab your source voltage from some safe 5V supply, possibly on the Jag itself. Though this only tells you the position of your limit switch, not necessarily what the Jag is reading.

Reading the actual pin on the Jag would be trickier, as you'd need to make very certain you're no accidentally pulling the input high or low with your circuit.
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Re: New Speed Controller Announced

does anyone know exactly how big this is?

or has anyone found or made and inventor version yet?
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Re: New Speed Controller Announced

Luminary Micro has CAD files posted
http://www.luminarymicro.com/products/mdl_bdc.html
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Re: New Speed Controller Announced

I couldnt find the CAD files. I downloaded one thing but it was only documents talking about it
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Re: New Speed Controller Announced

Here's a direct link to the download: http://www.luminarymicro.com/index.p...5&Itemid=59 1

www.luminarymicro.com/jaguar
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