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Re: [FTC]: 0.0v on Ext Battery Problem
We should verify that the motor and sensor setup in ROBOTC matches the wiring on the robot.
1. Please post a copy of your ROBOTC code. 2. Provide a description of how the motor and servo controllers are wired. For example. NXT Sensor Port 1 is connected to Motor Controller 1. Motor Controller 2 is connected to Motor Controller 1. Servo Controller 1 is connected to Motor Controller 2. |
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