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Jaguar deadband?
In the FRC Programming Guide, I see something in the Jaguar controls about deadband. In our robot, we can't have any deadband. I didn't see anything about it in other manuals, so I'm wondering what this is. Do any of you know? It's on page 249 as well as others as arguments. Is this deadband just a null zone, or is it more advanced as it makes me believe? Also, I can't seem to find the VI in the palette in labview. Where is it?
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