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Disabling or remapping sensors
Many applications do not require all six reflectance sensors, and you might want additional I/O lines for
other things (e.g. obstacle detectors). In such cases, you can disable specific sensors and free up their
associated I/O lines. The array PCB has six pairs of through holes, each of which corresponds to a
different sensor. The order of the pairs matches the order of the sensors. When viewing the component
side of the PCB, the right hole of each pair connects to an Arduino I/O line and the left hole connects
to sensor. There is a single trace on the component side of the PCB between the two holes of each
pair, and this trace can be cut to disable the sensor and free up the I/O line. The proper place to cut is
marked on the silkscreen by carets.
For example, if you want to use your Zumo for solving a line maze, you can likely get by with just
four sensors: you can use the middle two sensors for tracking the line and the outer two sensors for
detecting intersections. To free up the I/O lines associated with the other two sensors, you could make
the following modification:
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