Richard, that's what forced me to create the SSC-32 control in ARC. It was a pain in the butt coding for the SSC-32 directly. I really wanted to use it in the Auto Position, now we can
Guess that's how you get me to do stuff... Give me something that's frustrating and i'll make it happen to make my life easier Hahaha
It's great stuff man... I have seen you code first hand so I know... LOL... The Auto Position now supports 56 servos.... Geez, with that many servos you can have your inMoov performing brain surgery with that much articulation... I do wish that the power connectors on the ssc-32 would fit larger gauge wires... The connector seems like to be a power bottle neck to me...
@Josh... I am not sure what kind of wire, but they are at least the same gauge as the lynxmotion ext cables.... However, they may even be a lower gauge (thicker) because they do feel more substantial than the lynxmotion cables...
p.s.... Josh, I still plan on getting some of those regs off of you.... I'll eventually get around to it LOL....
I just got an ssc-32 and I have a question. I'm trying to use a horizontal slider to move a servo on the ssc. I can see the communication led blinking on the ssc and I do have a power light on the "a" side of the ssc. I have port V0 selected in the slider. I do not get servo movement on the ssc.
My question is am I configuring correctly? On the ssc control I have "is ezb uart #0"
checked. On the slider I have port V0 selected. That doesn't seem right to me but I'm not sure how else you would configure. For instance, configured like that, how would I pick the B side of the ssc? Also, any projects you have written for the ssc and a hand would be appreciated.
I did see the example script you posted once and will try that, I was just trying to do it with a slider to start.
@Checksumff Do you have the baud (confirmed) set at 38400? Also do you have the UART wired to the SSC-32 correctly? What version of the SSC-32 do you have? I haven't tried using a basic servo movement with the SSC-32 yet... I have been controlling mine with serial script commands...
Sample code to send serial commands to move servos on ports 0 - 4 on the SSC-32...
$pw="750" #position min is 600 max is 2400, 90= 1500
$m ="1000" #speed command
UARTWrite(0,0,"#0P"+$pw+"S"+$m,13) #right thumb
UARTWrite(0,0,"#1P"+$pw+"S"+$m,13) #right index
UARTWrite(0,0,"#2P"+$pw+"S"+$m,13) #right middle
UARTWrite(0,0,"#3P"+$pw+"S"+$m,13) #right ring
UARTWrite(0,0,"#4P"+$pw+"S"+$m,13) #right baby
Richard, that's what forced me to create the SSC-32 control in ARC. It was a pain in the butt coding for the SSC-32 directly. I really wanted to use it in the Auto Position, now we can
Guess that's how you get me to do stuff... Give me something that's frustrating and i'll make it happen to make my life easier Hahaha
It's great stuff man... I have seen you code first hand so I know... LOL... The Auto Position now supports 56 servos.... Geez, with that many servos you can have your inMoov performing brain surgery with that much articulation... I do wish that the power connectors on the ssc-32 would fit larger gauge wires... The connector seems like to be a power bottle neck to me...
yes, but think about this. With 5 ez-bs, you could have 280 servos now. That is crazy.
Haha - that's nuts! never thought of that
Nice , I'm glad to hear EZB supports the scc32 board now , that really expands the amount of servos! Fantastic
On a second note , what guage cable is the ext cable in the ez robot store? Also is it copper or tin? Just wondering , Thanks
@Josh... I am not sure what kind of wire, but they are at least the same gauge as the lynxmotion ext cables.... However, they may even be a lower gauge (thicker) because they do feel more substantial than the lynxmotion cables...
p.s.... Josh, I still plan on getting some of those regs off of you.... I'll eventually get around to it LOL....
@RichardR -
I just got an ssc-32 and I have a question. I'm trying to use a horizontal slider to move a servo on the ssc. I can see the communication led blinking on the ssc and I do have a power light on the "a" side of the ssc. I have port V0 selected in the slider. I do not get servo movement on the ssc.
My question is am I configuring correctly? On the ssc control I have "is ezb uart #0" checked. On the slider I have port V0 selected. That doesn't seem right to me but I'm not sure how else you would configure. For instance, configured like that, how would I pick the B side of the ssc? Also, any projects you have written for the ssc and a hand would be appreciated.
I did see the example script you posted once and will try that, I was just trying to do it with a slider to start.
@Checksumff Do you have the baud (confirmed) set at 38400? Also do you have the UART wired to the SSC-32 correctly? What version of the SSC-32 do you have? I haven't tried using a basic servo movement with the SSC-32 yet... I have been controlling mine with serial script commands...
Sample code to send serial commands to move servos on ports 0 - 4 on the SSC-32...