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Quick Question...

I can't seem to be able to get any switches to work...
I read the manual and tried all sorts of wiring configurations, but none of them seem to work. I have a printf that shows the raw switch value for digital in 1. Right now I've got the program set to 0 analog and all 16 pins digital in. For some reason it just won't work. I'm trying to develop a MIDI type auto mode program that takes a 8 way joystick (8 switches, like the ol' arcade ones) and times the time per position, dumps it to an array in EEPROM and can write several auto modes, and play them back.
I've got mostly everything I need. Also, how is EEPROM handled now? With PBasic it was a simple Read/Write sort of thing. I'll have to look back through the programming guide...
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An object can have a CoF greater than one without sticking or hooking into the mating surface. Look at Brecofex's catalog. The red Linatex belting backing has a CoF of 1.1
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An object can have a CoF greater than one without sticking or hooking into the mating surface. Look at Brecofex's catalog. The red Linatex belting backing has a CoF of 1.1
You know, I was going to include exactly that as another example....
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What exactly comes in the EDU kit for veteran teams?
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What exactly comes in the EDU kit for veteran teams?
Just the controller and software. No batteries or anything else.
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