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			<title>changing the pitch of a tone in accordance to distance help</title>
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			<description>I am currently working on a project where my robot needs to be able to produce a tone that changes pitch according to the distance it is from an object.



Attached is a picture of part of the programming. However, I dont think this is right. For I only get two pitches: high or low. If anyone can tell me how to use data wires, or if there is another method of changing the pitch in accordance to distance, the I would be extremely gratefull.



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