Hi,
You can read the values of the Potentiometer Sensor just like any other sensor, by using the
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| Code: SensorValue(potentiometerSensor); | |
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For the VEX2.0 Cortex, the Potentiometer returns values from 0 to 4095, however due to the mechanical design there may be physical stops, limiting the actual reading from 5 to 4090 or so. This seems to range from sensor to sensor so just plug yours in and see what you get.
Below is a program that reads the values of a Potentiometer Sensor attached to Analog Sensor Port 6, and displays the values to the VEX LCD. If you don't have an LCD, you can just as easily (and more accurately) see the values in the ROBOTC Debugger under the "Sensors" tab (Robot > Debug Windows > Sensors)
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| Code: #pragma config(ProgramType, StandaloneWiFi) #pragma config(UART_Usage, UART2, VEX_2x16_LCD) #pragma config(Sensor, in6, potentioSensor, sensorPotentiometer) //*!!Code automatically generated by 'ROBOTC' configuration wizard !!*// task main() { while(true) { clearLCDLine(1); // Clear LCD Bottom Line displayLCDPos(1,0); // Set the cursor to bottom line, first position displayNextLCDString("Potentio: "); // Print "Potentio: " starting at the cursor position displayNextLCDNumber(SensorValue(potentioSensor)); // Display the reading of the Potentiometer to current cursor position wait1Msec(150); // Wait 150 milliseconds to help the LCD refresh nicely } } | |
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potentiometerTest.c [858 Bytes]
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