NOTE: the movement script and the script to turn the ports on seems to work fine< but motor movement is missing.

I was wondering. Does the Movement Panel motors have to be on ports D0-D3? I have them on ports D14-D11. Is this my error?

Of course you can't.... what Movement Panel are you using? Are you using continous rotating servos? Or ....What kind of motors and what kind of motor controller are you using? Your help posts always lack information.... you never properly explain your problems so it's very hard to help you..... Lots more information is needed....

RR must be in his cranky place today. He is correct though. We'll need more info to help you figure this out. As far as the settings, you set them in the Movement Panel to the ports your attached to.

Tell us about your setup. Maybe you have something hooked up wrong or miss wired. Go over all your connections and settings.

OK, let me see. . .

The base is an old omnibot2000 base. It has four wires coming off of it for control. It has the two power wires which I have pulled from the expower on the ezb to operate. It was all setup and worked fine before I had a problem with the W3 and pulled everthing apart. I have the power going to expower and four wires. I have already sealed the box that the standard H-Bridge is in bringing the four wires up to the ezb. It is on my Sally robot .

So , you feel I should put them on the D0-D3 ports? I can do that if that is what you are saying.

Thank You!

Hey, DAVE! It is good to talk to you.

I am using the H-bridge movement panel 2 Amps. It is the one to the far left when you select it from the project menu.

Any more questions, let me know. Is this enough info?

OK, I had to take Sally ALL apart to find out where the problem was. I finally found I had a plug unplugged going to the power for the H-Bridge. Now, I assembled Sally and I noticed I have four wires plus power connected. One wire was loose and came unplugged. Now Sally goes in a circle. But, I am sure when I get that wire back in tightly, Sally will operate. Wish me luck!

Great! Just as I said above; the first thing to do in troubleshooting a problem is to see if you have proper power. Second is to check all connections. Then recheck a third time.

Good luck and let us know how it turns out.

ok I have power now. But, The directions are all screwed up.