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additional support requested

Open machinehistories opened this issue 6 years ago • 2 comments

I really appreciate this library and I was hoping you could provide an example file that showing ServoGroupMove.moving(); and ServoGroupMove.wait();. Specifically I am sending servo values via serial and I was wondering how these methods could ensure that each line of serial values is properly processed before applying the next ServoGroupMove.start();. thanks

machinehistories avatar Jan 07 '18 23:01 machinehistories

Sorry, I am not sure if I still have some examples of this. I believe you are looking at the ServoEx stuff which is for RC servos, which I have not done much with for several years now.

The file phoenix_driver_ServoEx.h as part of this project uses it. For example it uses it in the FindServoOffsets code to wiggle the selected joint. At least it uses the wait.

The only example I have of moving is the real simple Sweep test program that is an example under the ServoEx library.

I am not sure if that helps or not?

KurtE avatar Jan 10 '18 02:01 KurtE

Thanks the sweep sample helped but I specifically want to apply it to ServoGroups using ServoGroupMove.moving(). I will dig around more but when I do I came across this quote from you on the robotshop forum "If people are interested I should put a readme file up there. I did servoEx awhile ago as I wanted some of the same capabilities of the SSC-32 when I started adapting programs from Basic Atom Pros using an SSC-32 or the HServo code over to an Arduino. I was a simple adaptation of the Servo library. Can go into more details if interested. Also I should probably take a pass through and see if anything has been added/fixed in the Servo library that should be folded into this." Well I guess I am interested. Just kidding I know that was in 2014 so I am sorry I am sure you are working on other matters. I will at least tell you that the drawbot I made using your library and interpolation really does work so much better than the standard servo library so thanks for the code.

machinehistories avatar Jan 12 '18 00:01 machinehistories