Newbie help
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Hi everyone,
I need a lot of help in making a code using the Motor Mind B with 3
2-amp motors. If anyone has anything relevant or has a sample code
for me, please post it here.
Thanks,
Jared
I need a lot of help in making a code using the Motor Mind B with 3
2-amp motors. If anyone has anything relevant or has a sample code
for me, please post it here.
Thanks,
Jared
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independently?
Original Message
> I need a lot of help in making a code using the Motor Mind B with 3
> 2-amp motors. If anyone has anything relevant or has a sample code
> for me, please post it here.
--- In basicstamps@yahoogroups.com, Rodent <daweasel@s...> wrote:
> Do you want to control the motors simultaneously, or operate them
> independently?
>
>
>
Original Message
>
> > I need a lot of help in making a code using the Motor Mind B
with 3
> > 2-amp motors. If anyone has anything relevant or has a sample
code
> > for me, please post it here.
The problem I found with using two of the MotorMind B's together on robot
drive wheels is getting them to start / stop and move together. If you are
not trying to control two motors simultaneously and accurately, as you would
for dead reckoning navigation, you should have no problem. I did finally
find a work-around with the help of Lon at Solutions Cubed, but its not a
simple task.
Original Message
> I want to be able to control each motor independantly.
> > Do you want to control the motors simultaneously, or operate them
> > independently?
> > > I need a lot of help in making a code using the Motor Mind B
> with 3
> > > 2-amp motors. If anyone has anything relevant or has a sample
> code
> > > for me, please post it here.
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Subject: [noparse][[/noparse]basicstamps] Re: Newbie help
I want to be able to control each motor independantly.
--- In basicstamps@yahoogroups.com, Rodent <daweasel@s...> wrote:
> Do you want to control the motors simultaneously, or operate them
> independently?
>
>
>
Original Message
>
> > I need a lot of help in making a code using the Motor Mind B
with 3
> > 2-amp motors. If anyone has anything relevant or has a sample
code
> > for me, please post it here.
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Im very very new to this Basic Stamp programming world. I am
currently designing a little project on the side which I think that
I am going to use the basic stamp on. I have a few questions though.
I want to define one of the pins on the stamp to be an input.
Everytime this input goes high (external circuitry), I want an
output pin on the stamp(defined by me)to go high for a specific
amount of time (lets say 30 minutes). I also would like that if the
input pin is pulsed again while the output is high, that another 30
minutes is added to time that the output is high (all this without
the output pin ever dropping low). If no other input pulse happens
during the timing interval, then I just want the output to drop low
again after it times out (30 minutes). The output will be driving a
relay (or should I say an npn transistor which will drive a relay).
Is this possible with the Basic Stamp (the timing part?). If anyone
can offer any help, it would be greatly appreciated. I just received
my basic stamp kit so Im ready to go, but have never seen one of
these things until last week, so I know very little (I'm not lazy, I
have started reading, but sometimes its easier to just pull on other
people's experience). Thanks again to anyone who can help.
Thanks,
Johnny B
ufaded@y...
> Hi everyone,
> Im very very new to this Basic Stamp programming world. I am
> currently designing a little project on the side which I think that
> I am going to use the basic stamp on. I have a few questions though.
> I want to define one of the pins on the stamp to be an input.
> Everytime this input goes high (external circuitry), I want an
> output pin on the stamp(defined by me)to go high for a specific
> amount of time (lets say 30 minutes). I also would like that if the
> input pin is pulsed again while the output is high, that another 30
> minutes is added to time that the output is high (all this without
> the output pin ever dropping low). If no other input pulse happens
> during the timing interval, then I just want the output to drop low
> again after it times out (30 minutes). The output will be driving a
> relay (or should I say an npn transistor which will drive a relay).
> Is this possible with the Basic Stamp (the timing part?). If anyone
> can offer any help, it would be greatly appreciated. I just received
> my basic stamp kit so Im ready to go, but have never seen one of
> these things until last week, so I know very little (I'm not lazy, I
> have started reading, but sometimes its easier to just pull on other
> people's experience). Thanks again to anyone who can help.
>
> Thanks,
> Johnny B
> ufaded@y...
Personaly, I think to find out for yourself it is half of fun.
Parallax has a good place to learn.