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#9  

ok, now that I think of iit, I was a little.....tilted...so I can see how it came off.

but I didn't mean it like that......never talked with your friend and they say something and your like NO WAY but with more colorfull language? no? cool......I do, and ill stop it...

sorry bros.

#10  

I want the record to show that this has completely ruined my lunch.

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#11  

I removed your swear. I edited your post and removed the swear that you wrote. It wasn't a nice word. It started with the letter F. Every question is answered. Every concern is addressed. That is what makes us unique. That is what makes us the most awesomest company in the world! And, we invent word... like awesomest.

#12  

yes, you did. yes you are and ive been using awesomest since 92- ha!

where? mr awesome.....where is it addressed?

every video I find the robot is already on....

im searching page by page...I looked in all the current threads and now im the process of going page by page in the software section.

#13  

Bueller?

Bueller?

..............Bueller?

#14  

think I found my answer.......problem is I don't understand.

I only just opened my EZ-Robot Package tonight, but it seems the centering button on the horizontal servo control is not working correctly.

I think the center position should be the maximum value minus the minimum divided by two then added to the min. OR,

CENTER = (MAX-MIN)/2+MIN

It appears to be simply (MAX-MIN)/2.

For example if you set the MAX value to 70 and the MIN value to 30, the CENTER value should be 50. It is 30. That is because the minimum value has to be 30, but (70-30)/2 is 20. If you set the value MIN value to 15, the CENTER value will incorrectly be 28. That is (70-15)/2=27.5. It should be (70-15)/2+15=42.5. So the Center should be 43.

I hope this helps

#15  

@hooligan What pray tell was that answer? I's like to know more about the power up twitch.

#16  

Yo. All of the gibberish up there.

So one thing I'm noticing is. Even if I center the servo. The widget drops to 1 as soon as the board makes a connection.

Once the servo is moved. The sevo shoots to 1 then the requested position.

Hence the jitter or random movement I'm trying to avoid.

So again I ask the robot gods

How do I stop the initial shake from a servo.

Or How do I stop the widget from dropping to 1 once the board connects to the software?