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Automation Direct Push Button
I was wondering if you could wire the provided Automation Direct push button to the driver station digital I/O and if you can how would I go about wiring it?
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Re: Automation Direct Push Button
Any SPST switch will work on a Driver Station Digital Input. Connect the switch between Ground and Signal. Also connect a 10k resistor between Signal and +5V. You'll read 1 when the switch is open, and 0 when the switch is closed.
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