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analogWrite() range should be 0-255, not 0-256. #75
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Merged, thanks! |
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See issue #74
AnalogWrite() range was scaled from 0-256, rather than Arduino's 0-255 (8 bit) spec.
I patched this change into my Arduino board support package and ran my test program. It makes the lights turn all the way on and off now.
(This is my first pull request through github, so please let me know if I can provide more information which would be helpful for you.)