Rescaling of values in PBP.

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  1. - 27th December 2008, 22:59 #7
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    I guess that this was more complicated than I first guessed

    ..Currently I'm building a better test-rig so I can do some serious testing, right now I guess I just put a LCD in it and display the values.

    The 165 and 245 was just typical values, I guess that the low value can be around 135-170 and the high one maybe 235-254. Maybe the span can be even larger.

    The idea is to have a calibrating sequence first when the pic is started, where I determine the max and min value for this time, and then use this until the next start, where its calibrated again.'

    Darrels solution was very neat btw
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