In the frame edit mode of this control...

Make sure servo edit check box is checked. Add a servo and set it to the correct digital port for one of your servos. Move this servo control to a location that would represent the location of that servo. Add another servo using the add servo button. Assign it to a correct digital port for the next servo. Move this servo control to a location that would represent the location of that servo. Keep doing this until all of your servos are added.

Turn on the option to have the servos move in real time as you make adjustments. It's a check box at the top right side of the list.

Adjust all of the servos to be what you want your first frame to be and save the frame.

Click the add frame button and give it a name. You will have to find the frame that you just created in the list of frames. Select it and make the adjustments necessary to the servos for the second frame. Save the frame and keep doing this until you have all of your frames you need.

After you have all of your frames, you will want to make these into an action. Add all of the frames in order to make the action adjusting the timing as they are added.

Now you can call this action from a script.

If you have a lot of servos moving at one time in a frame, you may be drawing too much current from your power source. You can reduce this issue by adjusting your frames a bit so that less servos run at one time, or get a stronger power source in terms of amps. It is possible that moving many servos at one time can draw many amps for a quick second.

Please let us know if this works for you. You might also upload your project to the public portion of the cloud so that others can look at it and see if we see anything.

Thanks

@d.cochran, This is a great explanation on how to use the Auto Position control. If you have time you should write up a tutorial on this. It would really help a lot of us out that are trying to learn this control (including myself).

One other thing I might add about Amp draw and servos. From what I've experienced a servo will also draw a lot of amps not only when it first moves but when it's holding position and/or holding a load. Not sure if this the case with analog servos but it's surly the case with digital servos.

Thanks everyone, THE LIGHT BULB IS GETTING BRIGHTER! I have some Actions with multiple servos working pretty good. Now I am trying to get a Sound Servo(EZB) to function properly. I need it to move the mouth of my robot. I have got some movement by adjusting the "Update Speed and the "Scaler" values in "Settings" but the mouth movement to the text is not very good. Are there other adjustments somewhere? Do I need to change the default "Variable Name" - $Soundv4Value , to something else? Thanks again.

I am getting this error message;

9/7/2014 9:36 PM - Sound servo Error: Object is currently in use elsewhere.

I don't understand where else it could be in use, I don't have the port the Sound servo is connected to assigned to anything else.

Hi, still trying to get a Sound servo to move the mouth servo of my robot correctly. Any help would be appreciated. Also, I need to extend the EZ-Robot camera wires by 12" or so, does anyone know where can I get a cable to do that?

I havent used the sound servo.

I cut the cable and extended it. It took less time to do this than to order the part. i did use solder and heat shrink It also was no big deal to me because I had to fit this cable through a very small hole which wasn't going to happen without modifying the cable anyway. It is a 6 pin JST cable connector.

@d.cochran, thanks. That's what I'll do, you are right, probably easier in the long run to modify the cable.

Thanks everyone for your help. I'll mark this as resolved .