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> I'm just looking at the sample code for oUVTronHM at oopic.com
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The OOPic code uses IOLine1 as a digital input, not analog, although
you sure can't tell that from the sample code. However, there is a
note that says the input can go to any of the OOPic's 31 IO lines,
hence a digital signal as analog can only go to the first 7.
Given the built-in object, it seems like a good way to go. Just use a
comparator on the .Level property if necessary to supplement the
.Detected property. The documentation doesn't say at what count the
.Detected property is set true.
Richard
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