Ellis
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Has anyone written or seen a diagnostic program that could verify any problems with an ezb microcontroller. I had a servo burn and want to check all the ports and processor to see if they are OK. I would not like to check each port to see if it is working properly.
Just a thought. It seems like it would be a great tool.
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Back when I did hardware testing software could only take us so far for products like serial ports or motor controls, etc. So, where I worked we developed hardware to go along with our software tests and the hardware was usually LEDs that gave a visual indication that the ports of whatever we were testing via software commands was working. This is still a common practice.
Because you would like to check all your ports, I think you would want to create an LED board you could plug into the EZB to check all the ports and then a script that turns them all ON and OFF, that would take care of the digital ports.
For the Analog ports, you could come up with something similar.
Connect the EZ-B's WiFi network via AP mode and then type 192.168.1.1 into your browser and hit enter.
I am a little lost on ap mode. Could you help.
To get into the diagnostic that @Jeremie recommended, click this icon in ARC
Then click the Diagnostics button
Regards,
Frank