Good timing Tim, I was programming my Chopper maestros the other day and it kept crashing when running off the board. I completely forgot about the 'quit' command!
You lost me when you were programming the sequence to the button and you said it was sequence #5, but didn't explain why it was sequence #5. I'm not fully understanding the sequence count and where they are stored. You named the sequence gripper tool something, but on the screen I never saw anything that related it to the 5th sequence. Can you please explain? the video was awesome, I learned a lot as I'm about to program my dome panels in Kyber.
When you write a sequence the Pololu program gives it a number. If using Kyber, you have to have an extra sequence at the beginning that will not get called(sequence #0). Look at the sequence script and you will see the sequence listed in numerical order. That is where you know which sequence is which.
Thanks for sharing. This is helpful with my droid.
Good timing Tim, I was programming my Chopper maestros the other day and it kept crashing when running off the board. I completely forgot about the 'quit' command!
You lost me when you were programming the sequence to the button and you said it was sequence #5, but didn't explain why it was sequence #5. I'm not fully understanding the sequence count and where they are stored. You named the sequence gripper tool something, but on the screen I never saw anything that related it to the 5th sequence. Can you please explain? the video was awesome, I learned a lot as I'm about to program my dome panels in Kyber.
When you write a sequence the Pololu program gives it a number. If using Kyber, you have to have an extra sequence at the beginning that will not get called(sequence #0). Look at the sequence script and you will see the sequence listed in numerical order. That is where you know which sequence is which.