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Accelerometer Wiring
Me and a few of my team mates were wondering what the proper wiring would be for last years Dual-Axis Accelerometer & is it even compatible with this years Accelerometer Code?
As always any help is much appreciated. |
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16-02-2009, 00:09
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Re: Accelerometer Wiring
It's compatible with the code, but it's not a legal part on a 2009 FRC robot.
I think it was a 5v part, so it gets wired just like this year's accelerometer. For each axis you want to read, connect it to a set of pins on an Analog Breakout. |
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