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optical sensors acting strangely
i have two optical sensors hooked up correctly to the digital inputs. one, however, only receives power when the kill switch is down. as soon as it is released the sensor's green status light flickers back to on. i tried switching the terminal on the fuse panel, but it didnt change anything. i even switched to a charged battery. why would a switch only receive power when the robot is not sending any output data?
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