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As stated, tacho does not work (no wave on oscope) but switching voltage in Fancy Hardware DOES change voltage.
Was a pin changed from revF to revH to drive the tacho?
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@ElDominio do you know resistance of that tach? Do you want me to get same real tachometer for tests?
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Test 1: tacho output set to 12v and pin A4
Test 2: tacho output using Aux10, internal 4chan
Are scopes useful? Any update?
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As stated, tacho does not work (no wave on oscope) but switching voltage in Fancy Hardware DOES change voltage.
Was a pin changed from revF to revH to drive the tacho?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: