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26-03-2010, 01:13
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Re: Arm motor not moving at full strength, recalibration necessary?
If the dashboard is not showing the PWM value reaching the maximum, then you do not need to recalibrate the victor itself, your issue is in code somewhere.
EDIT: Or some type of hardware issue with the joystick. Have you tried setting the motor to a constant value of 1 using a button? Check and make sure that you are not setting the motor speed in two different places in your code. |
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