Having trouble communicating the Lyxnmotion SCC-32 servocontroller with my Basi
Freshy2115
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hello first off id like to thank everyone and parallax for helping me on my last project...
i dont think i would've got this done in time especially the fact i wrote this code practically by myself....
Again I would like to thank everyone who helped this 17 year old High School Student out... It was all very helpfull....
thanks to ou guys i won First Place at the California state fair
ok now my problem is im having issues between the communtion of the SCC-32 Lyxnmotion an my Basic Stamp.. Any suggestions??
i dont think i would've got this done in time especially the fact i wrote this code practically by myself....
Again I would like to thank everyone who helped this 17 year old High School Student out... It was all very helpfull....
thanks to ou guys i won First Place at the California state fair
ok now my problem is im having issues between the communtion of the SCC-32 Lyxnmotion an my Basic Stamp.. Any suggestions??
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Just a wee bit more detail would be helpful....
Post your code.
Describe in detail how you have everything connected (schematic).
Explain what you want to happen.
Explain what is actually happening.
Explain what steps you have taken to try to figure it out.
Rich H
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The Servo Boss, a 12 channel servo tester kit from Gadget Gangster.
Post Edited (W9GFO) : 9/10/2009 7:14:25 PM GMT
ok heres my programming... The 6 in the "serout" command refers to non-inverted, 8 data bits, no parity communication with a baud rate of 38400.
i need a baud rate of 115200... how do i raise the baud rate??
heres my connection..
The SSC-32 includes a short two conductor cable assembly. The black wire goes to ground and the yellow wire is for the signal. The .1" spaced end goes to the SSC-32 where it is marked with RX and the ground symbol. It will be necessary to remove the DB9 enable jumpers if present to make this connection. The yellow wire goes to RX, and the black wire goes to ground. The .2" spaced end goes to the Bot Board I/O pin 15. The black wire goes closer to the outside edge of the board, and the yellow wire goes closer to the IC. Note, the nylon standoff has been removed for this photo
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- Stephen
heres the link..... http://www.lynxmotion.com/Product.aspx?productID=395
The documentation (User Manual) is quite clear on how to set the Baud to 2400.
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- Stephen
check it how to set the scc 32 baud rate to 38.4 k here
http://www.lynxmotion.com/images/data/ssc-32.pdf
it tells you how to change baud within the first few pages