Hi Patrick,

Your question seems sort of open ended like you are not sure how to get started. If you are not a proficient coder or application developer already I can't recommend using the SDK as the learning curve is rather significant. As an application developer and owner of a JD I can tell you from experience there is very little that can not be done with ARC as it is.

Having said that, in the SDK is a file named "README" if you read that and follow the directions to setup the .dll files in VS, then you can load examples and run them.

The key to getting anything to work with the EZb is to make sure the .dll files are added correctly as they include all the most important instructions for making a connection and so forth.

Hello, you are alright, I am not a programmer, but I already programmed in C# and make programs with Visual Studio. I know how to add dll's, and was able to start the sample codes. I have read the README, and know that i have to change the processor architecture to x86.

I just need a little code for moving servos or if there is a Auto-Position.

Patrick

You said you are the owner of an JD, can you please give me a code for basic movements of JD, like FORWARE, BACKWARD, TURN RIGHT and LEFT? Thanka in advance, Patrick.

I assume you are loading Tutorial 59 for Auto Position, correct? I have never experimented with that one and I don't know how it works exactly.

Have you seen the help for that module showing the available commands: http://synthiam.com/Products/ARCHelp.aspx#AutoPosition

Thanks for reply! It work well First I was confused about "COM3" Connect-Button, but you can change it to 192.168.1.1... If you press "Connect" the Robot will make the "connect" Sound. And he moves when I press the Buttons. So i deduce that this Sample-program is optimized for JD...

Thanks again Patrick

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Hello, I know this discussion opened long time ago, but I'm struggling the same issue - i'm trying to move JD forward/backwards by c# SDK and didn't find any example of this in the tutorials. Did you manage eventually to perform basic movements? If you do, can you give me an example of code that does this?

thank you very much Orit

@Orit:

Check the example SDK's AutoPosition code:

EZ-B SDK Windows\C#\Tutorial 59 - Auto Position