Added the rampdown distance as a define in the main.h file.
				
					
				
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#define SPEED_PIN PB2 // Pin 7/ADC1
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#define BUTTON_PIN PB4 // Pin 3 - Button input
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#define MOTOR_RAMPDOWN_DIST 16
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#define MOTOR_PULSE 6 //uS motor base pulse
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/*The timing of "ticks" is dependent on the AVR timer's counter register
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 * so for an 8bit register the maximum value is 256. Given we stick with
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 * a 1Mhz cpu frequency can use this formula to calculate the number of
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			@ -150,7 +150,7 @@ void MotorMoveTo(uint8_t target) {
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    delta = diff(target, pos);
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    //Impliment a ramp down when near target position.
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    if(delta <= 6){
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    if(delta <= MOTOR_RAMPDOWN_DIST){
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        //Ignore speed value and set for 50% speed.
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        on_delay = 127;
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    }
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			@ -284,7 +284,7 @@ static void UpdateButtonOutput(btn_state *b) {
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      if (b->is_active) {
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            /*If already in saved position then go back to original pos.*/
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          if(diff(MotorGetSavedPos((uint8_t *)POSITION1_ADR), ReadFader()) <= 2){
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          if(diff(MotorGetSavedPos((uint8_t *)POSITION1_ADR), ReadFader()) <= 3){
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                MotorMoveTo(MotorGetSavedPos((uint8_t *)POSITION2_ADR));
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          }
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          else{
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