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I was looking through the table for the joystick port in the OI referance guide, and realized that it was kind of confusing... So I Put this together in paint. Hope it helps someone.
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22-01-2007 13:18
Tytus Gerrish
Re: pic: Joystic Port Pinout Guide
Thank you Cody!!! You are going places kid.
22-01-2007 13:51
EHaskins
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Looks good! Could have used it a year ago, but still I'll need to keep a copy around.
22-01-2007 14:00
Greg Marra
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Man, there seems to be a huge interest in building custom controls this year. It must be all these crazy arms and lifting mechanisms people are designing.
That is an awesome quick-reference sheet, Cody. There are also additional functions on some of the ports that vary from port to port. Shameless plug: The Blue Alliance's episode on Custom Controls shows off some previous custom controls and the accompanying show notes PDF has an expanded pinout guide and some images showing how to wire up custom controls.
I'm really excited to see what teams come up with this year. Between regular custom controls and the USB Chicklet, I think we're going to see a lot of really innovative control systems.
22-01-2007 15:24
Gamer930
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http://www.chiefdelphi.com/media/papers/1766 (Operator Interface Pinout Excel)
Great sheet to have around when programming and designing controls
23-01-2007 10:51
GIR
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You ARE the man! Thank you much! Very nicely done, BTW.
23-01-2007 10:52
Goldberg204
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Oh my god, this is EXACTLY what I needed, thank you so much!
23-01-2007 10:55
Jeremytice
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Hey man thanks for the guide. It will help us out a lot this year!
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