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15-02-2009, 21:01
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Re: Micro Switch + PWM = Button?
I connected the white signal of the PWM to the top left plug (when the ground is on the left and the metal switch is pointing down on the right)
I also connected the black ground of the PWM to the plug sticking out the left side. I have not connected the red wire of the PWM anywhere is this the problem? When connected to the DS, it is placed in the Analog section, 1 slot right of the black plastic piece, with ground...well facing the ground (on the bottom) ill try to get pictures ASAP |
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