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#21214 - RE: Bump Sensors on a robot. |
Hi Chris,
You could use isolation diodes to create the interrupt signal from the sensors (which also go directly into port pins). Assuming the sensors are switches which when closed by contact will tie the port pin to ground, and utilizing the input port's internal pullup otherwise...then when a contact occurs, you get a high-to-low transition on your interrupt line. Then poll you input lines to see who caused the interrupt. Dennis |
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