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Rider The Ball Kicker Servo Port Numbers

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Rider The Ball Kicker Servo Port Numbers

I don't see the actual port numbers defined in the instructions as they are for other projects.

I didn't see the ports listed under Project Details either

I need this info to execute the Auto Position Actions such as Kick

Thanks, Frank

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If you open the settings on the autoposition, click on the calibrate frame, and click the "live edit" checkbox, it will show you the port numbers except for the wheels. You can get the port numbers for the wheels from the Movement Panel settings.

Alan

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Hi Alan,

Thanks... that answers my question!

BTW, it looks like "live edit" has been renamed to "Port Edit Mode"

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regards, Frank

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