Component: Servo Motor (BL0162) (E-blocks 2)
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| Version | 1.0 |
| Category | E-blocks 2 |
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Servo Motor component
Servo motor component to drive the E-blocks 2 BL0162 Servo Motors board. Provides up to eight individually addressable connections for standard DC servo motors to be connected.
Component Source Code
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Detailed description
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Examples
No additional examples
Macro reference
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DisableServo |
| Disables a servo channel effectivly disabling the motor. | |
 - BYTE
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Channel |
| The channel to set the position for. First channel is zero. | |
 - VOID
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Return |
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SetPosition |
| Moves directly to the specified position with no interpolation. | |
| - BYTE
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Channel |
| The channel to set the position for. First channel is zero. | |
| - BYTE
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Position |
| Target position to move towards. | |
| - VOID
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Return |
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IsAutoMoving |
| Is the AutoMoveToPosition movement complete. Returns 1 if the servo is still moving. Returns 0 if the servo movement is complete. | |
| - BYTE
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Return |
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MoveToPosition |
| Moves a single step towards the new position, the rate of movement is determined by how often the move to macro is called. Returns 1 if the position has been reached. | |
| - BYTE
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Channel |
| The channel to set the position for. First channel is zero. | |
| - BYTE
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Position |
| Target position to move towards. | |
| - BYTE
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Return |
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SetTrim |
| Allows the level of trim for each servo channel to be adjusted progmatically. | |
| - BYTE
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Channel |
| The channel to set the position for. First channel is zero. | |
| - BYTE
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Trim |
| 0=0us, 1=+25us, 2=+50us, 3=+75us, 4=+100us, 5=-25us, 6=-50us, 7=-75us, 8=-100us | |
| - VOID
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Return |
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AutoMoveToPosition |
| Automatically moves towards the new position with a fixed rate of 100 steps per second. | |
| - BYTE
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Channel |
| The channel to set the position for. First channel is zero. | |
| - BYTE
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Position |
| Position to move to. | |
| - VOID
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Return |
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EnableServo |
| Enables a servo channel effectivly setting the position of the motor to the value in the local position variable. | |
| - BYTE
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Channel |
| The channel to set the position for. First channel is zero. | |
| - VOID
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Return |
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SetAutoMoveSpeed |
| Sets the speed of the auto move to position macro. Default speed is 1. | |
| - BYTE
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Speed |
| 1=Slowest (Default), 2= Double, 3=Triple, 4=Quadruple | |
| - VOID
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Return |
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Initialise |
| Sets up the servo motor interrupts | |
| - VOID
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Return |
Property reference
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Properties |
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Channels (1 - 8) |
| Set the number of servo's that you need to control. Value from 1 to 8. | |
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Connections |
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Channel 0 |
| Pin on which to output PWM for the servo motor. | |
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Channel 1 |
| Pin on which to output PWM for the servo motor. | |
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Channel 2 |
| Pin on which to output PWM for the servo motor. | |
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Channel 3 |
| Pin on which to output PWM for the servo motor. | |
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Channel 4 |
| Pin on which to output PWM for the servo motor. | |
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Channel 5 |
| Pin on which to output PWM for the servo motor. | |
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Channel 6 |
| Pin on which to output PWM for the servo motor. | |
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Channel 7 |
| Pin on which to output PWM for the servo motor. | |
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Pulse Width |
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Minimum (us) |
| Shortest pulse width that will be used. | |
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Maximum (us) |
| Longest pulse width used for the PWM signals. | |
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Trim |
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Trim 0 |
| Trim the pulse width for this channel. Use this to trim the positioning of two servos so that similar input values will produce the same degree of movement. | |
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Trim 1 |
| Trim the pulse width for this channel. Use this to trim the positioning of two servos so that similar input values will produce the same degree of movement. | |
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Trim 2 |
| Trim the pulse width for this channel. Use this to trim the positioning of two servos so that similar input values will produce the same degree of movement. | |
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Trim 3 |
| Trim the pulse width for this channel. Use this to trim the positioning of two servos so that similar input values will produce the same degree of movement. | |
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Trim 4 |
| Trim the pulse width for this channel. Use this to trim the positioning of two servos so that similar input values will produce the same degree of movement. | |
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Trim 5 |
| Trim the pulse width for this channel. Use this to trim the positioning of two servos so that similar input values will produce the same degree of movement. | |
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Trim 6 |
| Trim the pulse width for this channel. Use this to trim the positioning of two servos so that similar input values will produce the same degree of movement. | |
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Trim 7 |
| Trim the pulse width for this channel. Use this to trim the positioning of two servos so that similar input values will produce the same degree of movement. | |
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Simulation |
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Show Servo Interface |
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Servo Object 0 |
| Drag a servo motor component onto the System Panel, and then select it here, to create an on screen simulation of the way that your flowchart moves the servo's. Servo motors should be based on the 'Servo Motor Base' component, or use a custom component set to responf to 'User.Notify' events (ID = n/a, Data = Position (0-127)). | |
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Servo Object 1 |
| Drag a servo motor component onto the System Panel, and then select it here, to create an on screen simulation of the way that your flowchart moves the servo's. Servo motors should be based on the 'Servo Motor Base' component, or use a custom component set to responf to 'User.Notify' events (ID = n/a, Data = Position (0-127)). | |
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Servo Object 2 |
| Drag a servo motor component onto the System Panel, and then select it here, to create an on screen simulation of the way that your flowchart moves the servo's. Servo motors should be based on the 'Servo Motor Base' component, or use a custom component set to responf to 'User.Notify' events (ID = n/a, Data = Position (0-127)). | |
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Servo Object 3 |
| Drag a servo motor component onto the System Panel, and then select it here, to create an on screen simulation of the way that your flowchart moves the servo's. Servo motors should be based on the 'Servo Motor Base' component, or use a custom component set to responf to 'User.Notify' events (ID = n/a, Data = Position (0-127)). | |
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Servo Object 4 |
| Drag a servo motor component onto the System Panel, and then select it here, to create an on screen simulation of the way that your flowchart moves the servo's. Servo motors should be based on the 'Servo Motor Base' component, or use a custom component set to responf to 'User.Notify' events (ID = n/a, Data = Position (0-127)). | |
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Servo Object 5 |
| Drag a servo motor component onto the System Panel, and then select it here, to create an on screen simulation of the way that your flowchart moves the servo's. Servo motors should be based on the 'Servo Motor Base' component, or use a custom component set to responf to 'User.Notify' events (ID = n/a, Data = Position (0-127)). | |
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Servo Object 6 |
| Drag a servo motor component onto the System Panel, and then select it here, to create an on screen simulation of the way that your flowchart moves the servo's. Servo motors should be based on the 'Servo Motor Base' component, or use a custom component set to responf to 'User.Notify' events (ID = n/a, Data = Position (0-127)). | |
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Servo Object 7 |
| Drag a servo motor component onto the System Panel, and then select it here, to create an on screen simulation of the way that your flowchart moves the servo's. Servo motors should be based on the 'Servo Motor Base' component, or use a custom component set to responf to 'User.Notify' events (ID = n/a, Data = Position (0-127)). | |
==Macro reference==
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DisableServo |
| Disables a servo channel effectivly disabling the motor. | |
| - BYTE
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Channel |
| The channel to set the position for. First channel is zero. | |
| - VOID
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Return |
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SetPosition |
| Moves directly to the specified position with no interpolation. | |
| - BYTE
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Channel |
| The channel to set the position for. First channel is zero. | |
| - BYTE
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Position |
| Target position to move towards. | |
| - VOID
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Return |
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IsAutoMoving |
| Is the AutoMoveToPosition movement complete. Returns 1 if the servo is still moving. Returns 0 if the servo movement is complete. | |
| - BYTE
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Return |
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MoveToPosition |
| Moves a single step towards the new position, the rate of movement is determined by how often the move to macro is called. Returns 1 if the position has been reached. | |
| - BYTE
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Channel |
| The channel to set the position for. First channel is zero. | |
| - BYTE
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Position |
| Target position to move towards. | |
| - BYTE
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Return |
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SetTrim |
| Allows the level of trim for each servo channel to be adjusted progmatically. | |
| - BYTE
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Channel |
| The channel to set the position for. First channel is zero. | |
| - BYTE
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Trim |
| 0=0us, 1=+25us, 2=+50us, 3=+75us, 4=+100us, 5=-25us, 6=-50us, 7=-75us, 8=-100us | |
| - VOID
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Return |
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AutoMoveToPosition |
| Automatically moves towards the new position with a fixed rate of 100 steps per second. | |
| - BYTE
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Channel |
| The channel to set the position for. First channel is zero. | |
| - BYTE
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Position |
| Position to move to. | |
| - VOID
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Return |
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EnableServo |
| Enables a servo channel effectivly setting the position of the motor to the value in the local position variable. | |
| - BYTE
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Channel |
| The channel to set the position for. First channel is zero. | |
| - VOID
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Return |
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SetAutoMoveSpeed |
| Sets the speed of the auto move to position macro. Default speed is 1. | |
| - BYTE
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Speed |
| 1=Slowest (Default), 2= Double, 3=Triple, 4=Quadruple | |
| - VOID
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Return |
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Initialise |
| Sets up the servo motor interrupts | |
| - VOID
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Return |
Property reference
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Properties |
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Channels (1 - 8) |
| Set the number of servo's that you need to control. Value from 1 to 8. | |
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Connections |
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Channel 0 |
| Pin on which to output PWM for the servo motor. | |
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Channel 1 |
| Pin on which to output PWM for the servo motor. | |
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Channel 2 |
| Pin on which to output PWM for the servo motor. | |
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Channel 3 |
| Pin on which to output PWM for the servo motor. | |
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Channel 4 |
| Pin on which to output PWM for the servo motor. | |
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Channel 5 |
| Pin on which to output PWM for the servo motor. | |
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Channel 6 |
| Pin on which to output PWM for the servo motor. | |
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Channel 7 |
| Pin on which to output PWM for the servo motor. | |
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Pulse Width |
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Minimum (us) |
| Shortest pulse width that will be used. | |
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Maximum (us) |
| Longest pulse width used for the PWM signals. | |
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Trim |
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Trim 0 |
| Trim the pulse width for this channel. Use this to trim the positioning of two servos so that similar input values will produce the same degree of movement. | |
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Trim 1 |
| Trim the pulse width for this channel. Use this to trim the positioning of two servos so that similar input values will produce the same degree of movement. | |
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Trim 2 |
| Trim the pulse width for this channel. Use this to trim the positioning of two servos so that similar input values will produce the same degree of movement. | |
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Trim 3 |
| Trim the pulse width for this channel. Use this to trim the positioning of two servos so that similar input values will produce the same degree of movement. | |
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Trim 4 |
| Trim the pulse width for this channel. Use this to trim the positioning of two servos so that similar input values will produce the same degree of movement. | |
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Trim 5 |
| Trim the pulse width for this channel. Use this to trim the positioning of two servos so that similar input values will produce the same degree of movement. | |
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Trim 6 |
| Trim the pulse width for this channel. Use this to trim the positioning of two servos so that similar input values will produce the same degree of movement. | |
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Trim 7 |
| Trim the pulse width for this channel. Use this to trim the positioning of two servos so that similar input values will produce the same degree of movement. | |
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Simulation |
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Show Servo Interface |
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Servo Object 0 |
| Drag a servo motor component onto the System Panel, and then select it here, to create an on screen simulation of the way that your flowchart moves the servo's. Servo motors should be based on the 'Servo Motor Base' component, or use a custom component set to responf to 'User.Notify' events (ID = n/a, Data = Position (0-127)). | |
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Servo Object 1 |
| Drag a servo motor component onto the System Panel, and then select it here, to create an on screen simulation of the way that your flowchart moves the servo's. Servo motors should be based on the 'Servo Motor Base' component, or use a custom component set to responf to 'User.Notify' events (ID = n/a, Data = Position (0-127)). | |
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Servo Object 2 |
| Drag a servo motor component onto the System Panel, and then select it here, to create an on screen simulation of the way that your flowchart moves the servo's. Servo motors should be based on the 'Servo Motor Base' component, or use a custom component set to responf to 'User.Notify' events (ID = n/a, Data = Position (0-127)). | |
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Servo Object 3 |
| Drag a servo motor component onto the System Panel, and then select it here, to create an on screen simulation of the way that your flowchart moves the servo's. Servo motors should be based on the 'Servo Motor Base' component, or use a custom component set to responf to 'User.Notify' events (ID = n/a, Data = Position (0-127)). | |
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Servo Object 4 |
| Drag a servo motor component onto the System Panel, and then select it here, to create an on screen simulation of the way that your flowchart moves the servo's. Servo motors should be based on the 'Servo Motor Base' component, or use a custom component set to responf to 'User.Notify' events (ID = n/a, Data = Position (0-127)). | |
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Servo Object 5 |
| Drag a servo motor component onto the System Panel, and then select it here, to create an on screen simulation of the way that your flowchart moves the servo's. Servo motors should be based on the 'Servo Motor Base' component, or use a custom component set to responf to 'User.Notify' events (ID = n/a, Data = Position (0-127)). | |
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Servo Object 6 |
| Drag a servo motor component onto the System Panel, and then select it here, to create an on screen simulation of the way that your flowchart moves the servo's. Servo motors should be based on the 'Servo Motor Base' component, or use a custom component set to responf to 'User.Notify' events (ID = n/a, Data = Position (0-127)). | |
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Servo Object 7 |
| Drag a servo motor component onto the System Panel, and then select it here, to create an on screen simulation of the way that your flowchart moves the servo's. Servo motors should be based on the 'Servo Motor Base' component, or use a custom component set to responf to 'User.Notify' events (ID = n/a, Data = Position (0-127)). | |
==Macro reference==
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DisableServo |
| Disables a servo channel effectivly disabling the motor. | |
| - BYTE
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Channel |
| The channel to set the position for. First channel is zero. | |
| - VOID
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Return |
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SetPosition |
| Moves directly to the specified position with no interpolation. | |
| - BYTE
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Channel |
| The channel to set the position for. First channel is zero. | |
| - BYTE
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Position |
| Target position to move towards. | |
| - VOID
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Return |
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IsAutoMoving |
| Is the AutoMoveToPosition movement complete. Returns 1 if the servo is still moving. Returns 0 if the servo movement is complete. | |
| - BYTE
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Return |
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MoveToPosition |
| Moves a single step towards the new position, the rate of movement is determined by how often the move to macro is called. Returns 1 if the position has been reached. | |
| - BYTE
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Channel |
| The channel to set the position for. First channel is zero. | |
| - BYTE
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Position |
| Target position to move towards. | |
| - BYTE
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Return |
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SetTrim |
| Allows the level of trim for each servo channel to be adjusted progmatically. | |
| - BYTE
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Channel |
| The channel to set the position for. First channel is zero. | |
| - BYTE
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Trim |
| 0=0us, 1=+25us, 2=+50us, 3=+75us, 4=+100us, 5=-25us, 6=-50us, 7=-75us, 8=-100us | |
| - VOID
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Return |
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AutoMoveToPosition |
| Automatically moves towards the new position with a fixed rate of 100 steps per second. | |
| - BYTE
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Channel |
| The channel to set the position for. First channel is zero. | |
| - BYTE
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Position |
| Position to move to. | |
| - VOID
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Return |
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EnableServo |
| Enables a servo channel effectivly setting the position of the motor to the value in the local position variable. | |
| - BYTE
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Channel |
| The channel to set the position for. First channel is zero. | |
| - VOID
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Return |
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SetAutoMoveSpeed |
| Sets the speed of the auto move to position macro. Default speed is 1. | |
| - BYTE
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Speed |
| 1=Slowest (Default), 2= Double, 3=Triple, 4=Quadruple | |
| - VOID
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Return |
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Initialise |
| Sets up the servo motor interrupts | |
| - VOID
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Return |
Property reference
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Properties |
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Channels (1 - 8) |
| Set the number of servo's that you need to control. Value from 1 to 8. | |
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Connections |
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Channel 0 |
| Pin on which to output PWM for the servo motor. | |
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Channel 1 |
| Pin on which to output PWM for the servo motor. | |
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Channel 2 |
| Pin on which to output PWM for the servo motor. | |
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Channel 3 |
| Pin on which to output PWM for the servo motor. | |
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Channel 4 |
| Pin on which to output PWM for the servo motor. | |
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Channel 5 |
| Pin on which to output PWM for the servo motor. | |
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Channel 6 |
| Pin on which to output PWM for the servo motor. | |
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Channel 7 |
| Pin on which to output PWM for the servo motor. | |
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Pulse Width |
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Minimum (us) |
| Shortest pulse width that will be used. | |
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Maximum (us) |
| Longest pulse width used for the PWM signals. | |
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Trim |
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Trim 0 |
| Trim the pulse width for this channel. Use this to trim the positioning of two servos so that similar input values will produce the same degree of movement. | |
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Trim 1 |
| Trim the pulse width for this channel. Use this to trim the positioning of two servos so that similar input values will produce the same degree of movement. | |
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Trim 2 |
| Trim the pulse width for this channel. Use this to trim the positioning of two servos so that similar input values will produce the same degree of movement. | |
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Trim 3 |
| Trim the pulse width for this channel. Use this to trim the positioning of two servos so that similar input values will produce the same degree of movement. | |
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Trim 4 |
| Trim the pulse width for this channel. Use this to trim the positioning of two servos so that similar input values will produce the same degree of movement. | |
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Trim 5 |
| Trim the pulse width for this channel. Use this to trim the positioning of two servos so that similar input values will produce the same degree of movement. | |
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Trim 6 |
| Trim the pulse width for this channel. Use this to trim the positioning of two servos so that similar input values will produce the same degree of movement. | |
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Trim 7 |
| Trim the pulse width for this channel. Use this to trim the positioning of two servos so that similar input values will produce the same degree of movement. | |
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Simulation |
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Show Servo Interface |
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Servo Object 0 |
| Drag a servo motor component onto the System Panel, and then select it here, to create an on screen simulation of the way that your flowchart moves the servo's. Servo motors should be based on the 'Servo Motor Base' component, or use a custom component set to responf to 'User.Notify' events (ID = n/a, Data = Position (0-127)). | |
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Servo Object 1 |
| Drag a servo motor component onto the System Panel, and then select it here, to create an on screen simulation of the way that your flowchart moves the servo's. Servo motors should be based on the 'Servo Motor Base' component, or use a custom component set to responf to 'User.Notify' events (ID = n/a, Data = Position (0-127)). | |
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Servo Object 2 |
| Drag a servo motor component onto the System Panel, and then select it here, to create an on screen simulation of the way that your flowchart moves the servo's. Servo motors should be based on the 'Servo Motor Base' component, or use a custom component set to responf to 'User.Notify' events (ID = n/a, Data = Position (0-127)). | |
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Servo Object 3 |
| Drag a servo motor component onto the System Panel, and then select it here, to create an on screen simulation of the way that your flowchart moves the servo's. Servo motors should be based on the 'Servo Motor Base' component, or use a custom component set to responf to 'User.Notify' events (ID = n/a, Data = Position (0-127)). | |
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Servo Object 4 |
| Drag a servo motor component onto the System Panel, and then select it here, to create an on screen simulation of the way that your flowchart moves the servo's. Servo motors should be based on the 'Servo Motor Base' component, or use a custom component set to responf to 'User.Notify' events (ID = n/a, Data = Position (0-127)). | |
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Servo Object 5 |
| Drag a servo motor component onto the System Panel, and then select it here, to create an on screen simulation of the way that your flowchart moves the servo's. Servo motors should be based on the 'Servo Motor Base' component, or use a custom component set to responf to 'User.Notify' events (ID = n/a, Data = Position (0-127)). | |
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Servo Object 6 |
| Drag a servo motor component onto the System Panel, and then select it here, to create an on screen simulation of the way that your flowchart moves the servo's. Servo motors should be based on the 'Servo Motor Base' component, or use a custom component set to responf to 'User.Notify' events (ID = n/a, Data = Position (0-127)). | |
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Servo Object 7 |
| Drag a servo motor component onto the System Panel, and then select it here, to create an on screen simulation of the way that your flowchart moves the servo's. Servo motors should be based on the 'Servo Motor Base' component, or use a custom component set to responf to 'User.Notify' events (ID = n/a, Data = Position (0-127)). | |
==Macro reference==
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DisableServo |
| Disables a servo channel effectivly disabling the motor. | |
| - BYTE
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Channel |
| The channel to set the position for. First channel is zero. | |
| - VOID
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Return |
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SetPosition |
| Moves directly to the specified position with no interpolation. | |
| - BYTE
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Channel |
| The channel to set the position for. First channel is zero. | |
| - BYTE
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Position |
| Target position to move towards. | |
| - VOID
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Return |
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IsAutoMoving |
| Is the AutoMoveToPosition movement complete. Returns 1 if the servo is still moving. Returns 0 if the servo movement is complete. | |
| - BYTE
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Return |
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MoveToPosition |
| Moves a single step towards the new position, the rate of movement is determined by how often the move to macro is called. Returns 1 if the position has been reached. | |
| - BYTE
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Channel |
| The channel to set the position for. First channel is zero. | |
| - BYTE
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Position |
| Target position to move towards. | |
| - BYTE
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Return |
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SetTrim |
| Allows the level of trim for each servo channel to be adjusted progmatically. | |
| - BYTE
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Channel |
| The channel to set the position for. First channel is zero. | |
| - BYTE
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Trim |
| 0=0us, 1=+25us, 2=+50us, 3=+75us, 4=+100us, 5=-25us, 6=-50us, 7=-75us, 8=-100us | |
| - VOID
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Return |
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AutoMoveToPosition |
| Automatically moves towards the new position with a fixed rate of 100 steps per second. | |
| - BYTE
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Channel |
| The channel to set the position for. First channel is zero. | |
| - BYTE
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Position |
| Position to move to. | |
| - VOID
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Return |
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EnableServo |
| Enables a servo channel effectivly setting the position of the motor to the value in the local position variable. | |
| - BYTE
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Channel |
| The channel to set the position for. First channel is zero. | |
| - VOID
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Return |
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SetAutoMoveSpeed |
| Sets the speed of the auto move to position macro. Default speed is 1. | |
| - BYTE
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Speed |
| 1=Slowest (Default), 2= Double, 3=Triple, 4=Quadruple | |
| - VOID
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Return |
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Initialise |
| Sets up the servo motor interrupts | |
| - VOID
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Return |
Property reference
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Properties |
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Channels (1 - 8) |
| Set the number of servo's that you need to control. Value from 1 to 8. | |
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Connections |
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Channel 0 |
| Pin on which to output PWM for the servo motor. | |
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Channel 1 |
| Pin on which to output PWM for the servo motor. | |
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Channel 2 |
| Pin on which to output PWM for the servo motor. | |
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Channel 3 |
| Pin on which to output PWM for the servo motor. | |
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Channel 4 |
| Pin on which to output PWM for the servo motor. | |
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Channel 5 |
| Pin on which to output PWM for the servo motor. | |
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Channel 6 |
| Pin on which to output PWM for the servo motor. | |
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Channel 7 |
| Pin on which to output PWM for the servo motor. | |
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Pulse Width |
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Minimum (us) |
| Shortest pulse width that will be used. | |
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Maximum (us) |
| Longest pulse width used for the PWM signals. | |
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Trim |
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Trim 0 |
| Trim the pulse width for this channel. Use this to trim the positioning of two servos so that similar input values will produce the same degree of movement. | |
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Trim 1 |
| Trim the pulse width for this channel. Use this to trim the positioning of two servos so that similar input values will produce the same degree of movement. | |
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Trim 2 |
| Trim the pulse width for this channel. Use this to trim the positioning of two servos so that similar input values will produce the same degree of movement. | |
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Trim 3 |
| Trim the pulse width for this channel. Use this to trim the positioning of two servos so that similar input values will produce the same degree of movement. | |
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Trim 4 |
| Trim the pulse width for this channel. Use this to trim the positioning of two servos so that similar input values will produce the same degree of movement. | |
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Trim 5 |
| Trim the pulse width for this channel. Use this to trim the positioning of two servos so that similar input values will produce the same degree of movement. | |
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Trim 6 |
| Trim the pulse width for this channel. Use this to trim the positioning of two servos so that similar input values will produce the same degree of movement. | |
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Trim 7 |
| Trim the pulse width for this channel. Use this to trim the positioning of two servos so that similar input values will produce the same degree of movement. | |
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Simulation |
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Show Servo Interface |
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Servo Object 0 |
| Drag a servo motor component onto the System Panel, and then select it here, to create an on screen simulation of the way that your flowchart moves the servo's. Servo motors should be based on the 'Servo Motor Base' component, or use a custom component set to responf to 'User.Notify' events (ID = n/a, Data = Position (0-127)). | |
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Servo Object 1 |
| Drag a servo motor component onto the System Panel, and then select it here, to create an on screen simulation of the way that your flowchart moves the servo's. Servo motors should be based on the 'Servo Motor Base' component, or use a custom component set to responf to 'User.Notify' events (ID = n/a, Data = Position (0-127)). | |
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Servo Object 2 |
| Drag a servo motor component onto the System Panel, and then select it here, to create an on screen simulation of the way that your flowchart moves the servo's. Servo motors should be based on the 'Servo Motor Base' component, or use a custom component set to responf to 'User.Notify' events (ID = n/a, Data = Position (0-127)). | |
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Servo Object 3 |
| Drag a servo motor component onto the System Panel, and then select it here, to create an on screen simulation of the way that your flowchart moves the servo's. Servo motors should be based on the 'Servo Motor Base' component, or use a custom component set to responf to 'User.Notify' events (ID = n/a, Data = Position (0-127)). | |
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Servo Object 4 |
| Drag a servo motor component onto the System Panel, and then select it here, to create an on screen simulation of the way that your flowchart moves the servo's. Servo motors should be based on the 'Servo Motor Base' component, or use a custom component set to responf to 'User.Notify' events (ID = n/a, Data = Position (0-127)). | |
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Servo Object 5 |
| Drag a servo motor component onto the System Panel, and then select it here, to create an on screen simulation of the way that your flowchart moves the servo's. Servo motors should be based on the 'Servo Motor Base' component, or use a custom component set to responf to 'User.Notify' events (ID = n/a, Data = Position (0-127)). | |
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Servo Object 6 |
| Drag a servo motor component onto the System Panel, and then select it here, to create an on screen simulation of the way that your flowchart moves the servo's. Servo motors should be based on the 'Servo Motor Base' component, or use a custom component set to responf to 'User.Notify' events (ID = n/a, Data = Position (0-127)). | |
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Servo Object 7 |
| Drag a servo motor component onto the System Panel, and then select it here, to create an on screen simulation of the way that your flowchart moves the servo's. Servo motors should be based on the 'Servo Motor Base' component, or use a custom component set to responf to 'User.Notify' events (ID = n/a, Data = Position (0-127)). | |
