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Power Transmitter Alignment

Description
Alligns power transmitter and receiver using logic transmitter for remote access to power receiver.​

Set up near the power transmitter along with a logic transmitter set to read from your power receiver. Make sure the data ports on both the power transmitter and receiver face north.

d0 - Power Transmitter
d1 - Logic Transmitter (set to your Power Receiver)

Once the two are aligned you can tear down the setup as they will remain pointed in the correct directions.
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Sleeplessone  [author] Apr 24 @ 1:48pm 
There's been a bunch of updates since I made this and haven't kept up with checking this. What I'll probably do is leave this one, and upload a new one after testing with the new changes.
froggx Apr 9 @ 1:20pm 
definitely not something i did wrong as i got the same result a second time around. works perfect except you build the transmitter facing east and the receiver facing west.

it's an easy fix in the code to rotate them 90°, but now that i started building my transmitters and receivers east/west it's easier to keep doing so.
froggx Apr 5 @ 5:10am 
not sure if it was something i did, but each side calibrated 90° off in opposing directions. worked perfect once i rotated the power transmitter/receiver to adjust for that.
ZloyKykyxa Jan 21, 2024 @ 5:43pm 
ОТ ДУШИ! Спасибо! Красивый код!
Sleeplessone  [author] Jul 2, 2022 @ 9:21pm 
Updated the description to clarify that the logic transmitter should be set to read from the power receiver instead since the way it was previously worded made it sound like it should be placed next to the power receiver.
Sleeplessone  [author] Jul 2, 2022 @ 9:19pm 
Yeah, just 1 transmitter, which should be placed on the transmitter end and set to the receiver (power receivers have a built in logic transmitter).

I've double checked that it still works since the recent overhaul and it seems to still be correctly aligning them.
The Lapis Fox May 16, 2022 @ 12:31am 
Are you sure you only need 1 logic transmitter and only at the receiver end? I ask because I put the logic transmitter with my power receiver but since the two are no where even close to being on the same network, the IC chip does not have said logic transmitter as an option. It seems to work if I use 2 logic transmitters, but it doesn't work right.
Sleeplessone  [author] Mar 20, 2022 @ 10:12am 
Just on the receiver end, it can be configured to connect directly to the power receiver.
TexIam Jan 21, 2022 @ 2:09pm 
Nice work Sleeplessone. Point of clarification needed though. You need a logic transmitter on both transmitting and receiving ends right?