Analog line passing

Similar to digital line passing, analog line passing pairs the Analog I/O support of one device to a PWM output of another. There are two PWM output pins that can simulate the voltage measured by the ADC inputs. Be aware that ADC inputs are on different pins than the corresponding PWM outputs: AD0 corresponds to PWM0, and AD1 corresponds to PWM1. See Analog I/O support for the pinouts.

You can set the analog line passing timeout value with PT (PWM Output Timeout), which affects both PWM output pins. You can explicitly set a PWM output level using the M0 (PWM0 Duty Cycle) and M1 (PWM1 Duty Cycle) commands, when an I/O sample is received that affects a PWM output pin, it returns to its configured state after the PT timeout period expires.