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Article #347PC lab
From: TIM ROBERTS
Date: Mon, 10 Apr 1995 00:00
Date: Mon, 10 Apr 1995 00:00
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we have just discovered a couple of PC lab boards and software in one of the dark recesses of the school, and have started to install them into the machines in the Physics lab. They seem to start up properly, but we have no information about how to interface them to our airtrack for timing the rider. We have built some light gates that create a pulse of approx .5v in either NO or NC mode. Anyone with any information on how to write the appropriate software or use what is supplied will be figuratively embraced. As seems to be usual for this type of application the instruction book is almost incomrehensible to those with limited computing experience, such as myself. Thank you all in anticipation.. Tim, Mike and Sue, and all who come after us.
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