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RE: how can I get "manual" input into my RCX?
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lugnet.robotics
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Fri, 11 Apr 2003 19:53:34 GMT
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Marco Correia's utterance expressed in
news:000d01c30037$06378910$610b010a@soporcel.pt:
> or you can use a rotation/angle sensor as a dial (to choose the
> action) and a touch sensor as the OK or ENTER "button". ...or you
> mimic the old telephone dials, where you reach the number/action you
> want and the ENTER is done by returning the dial to 0(zero)/no action.
What a great idea! why haven't I tried that yet?? Fun
things to do with a rotation sensor :) I mainly use it
for distance measuring and crane-boom-control.
Shame on you! Now I'm gonna go to bed too late tonight!
Leg godt!
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| (...) You don't even need a rotation sensor. You could turn a dial, and for each position a touch sensor is pushed. Ie, for a typical clock style, you gear things up so that for one rotation of the dial the touch sensor is pushed 12 times. A ratchet (...) (21 years ago, 11-Apr-03, to lugnet.robotics)
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| | RE: how can I get "manual" input into my RCX?
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| With 3 touch sensors = 3 "bits" = 1+7 possible states/combinations 000 = none pressed 001 = 1 pressed 010 = 2 pressed 011 = 1+2 pressed 100 = 3 pressed 101 = 1+3 pressed 110 = 2+3 pressed 111 = 1+2+3 pressed or you can use a rotation/angle sensor as (...) (21 years ago, 11-Apr-03, to lugnet.robotics)
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