Original poster is using the scc32 control. There's no need for code. Why are you writing code? There's no mention of uartinit or anything for using the control. Follow the manual of the control. Push the question mark on the control to read the manual as mentioned everywhere in the software and website.

Do not use code to initialize anything.

The only time you ever need code is if you're using the servo() command.

Here's the direct link to the ssc32 manual if you push the question mark: https://synthiam.com/Tutorials/Help.aspx?id=216

Where in that manual page does it mention uartinit?

SSC-32U now has 6v power. Everything else still the same. The problem still seems to be the same (still tested the servo and works with the EZB). My script still fine?

It's a good idea to first understand how to move a servo and what a servo control is. Select the learn section, choose your product (I suspect ezb v4 in this case) and read the tutorials.

Again, reread my previous post! Do not inituart. Do not write code. I have no idea why anyone is telling you to write any unit code.

Add the control. Look at the control manual page. Follow the instructions. Stop writing init code. Read the manual for the control. There is no reason to write any init code.

Where did you find any reference to writing init code for the ssc32 control?

@DJ Sures

I have tried different ways and it still doesnt seem to work. I have researched and looked at different examples to get a better visual and still in the same spot.

I even tried servo command:

Servo(V0,65)
sleep(2000)
Servo(V0,180)

That's all you need. Those commands will work. If they do not work, check the configuration menu of that control. Check to see that the correct port is specified.

If that still doesn't work, check the configuration of your ssc33

If it still doesn't work, check the wiring.

Those are the ONLY three things you need to check.

Again:

1. control configuration
2. ssc configuration
3. wiring

That's it.

SSC-32 Reference

https://synthiam.com/Community/Questions/7859&page=2

https://synthiam.com/Community/Questions/8449

https://synthiam.com/Community/Tutorials/155/6

https://synthiam.com/Community/Questions/10352&page=1

Some have Init. Others are servo coding more in depth to control speeds in one line.

@DJ Sures

Gotcha, Thank you very much.