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PAC Pinouts

We used a 28-pin PIC16F1788 for our PAC Controller. 
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XBee Pinouts

Our XBee was connected to the EUSART of the PIC and to power and ground. The XBee runs on 3.3V but the XBee board regulated a 5V input down to 3.3V.
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Dog Fetch Accelerometer

We used a two-axis accelerometer which output a PWM signal for each axis. We ran this through a low-pass filter and then through a comparator with hysteresis in order to only output when the acceleration has passed a threshold.
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Analog Inputs

Our joystick output two analog outputs, one for each axis. The dog collar we used for selecting the LOBBYIST number was connected to a potentiometer that also output and analog signal.
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Switches

We used three switches: one for braking, one for unpairing, and one for selecting the team color.
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Paired Indicator LED

We used a blue LED to indicate when our PAC was paired with a LOBBYIST.
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