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How do I stop the DAC from going HIGH when re-uploading code? (Teensy 3.6)
I'm working on a project with a somewhat expensive actuator and don't want to damage it. The teensy DAC output is multiplied by over 20x. Also I would like to implement a linear down-tapering of the voltage for the DAC, which I just realized I can probably do by jumping the DAC out to an analog read pin, deducing the position and tapering down from there.
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Have to tried a resistor to GND or AGND? The pin should go high impedance, so a resistor should bring it low. A value between 4.7K to 22K is probably a good place to start.
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Originally Posted by
PaulStoffregen
Have to tried a resistor to GND or AGND? The pin should go high impedance, so a resistor should bring it low. A value between 4.7K to 22K is probably a good place to start.
Thanks Paul! An 8.2k to GND seems to be working just fine.
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