more BS2sx questions....
And Hello again !
So far all of the replies have been great ! Thanks.
Two more questions wrapped into one:
What I want to do is try using the multi banks to run an LCD from
bank 0 and 2 servos from bank 1.
Sounds simple enough,but is it. When the bank 0 LCD(a serial backpack
by the way) displays 'Motors Forward', a 2 sec. pause, then switch to
bank 1 and start both servos for 5 sec, either using a command to
control 2 outputs or I have a Mini SSC,circa 1995. And then,
stop,pause 1 sec, switch to bank 0 and display 'Motors Reverse', 2
sec pause, switch to bank 1 and run servos for 5 sec and stop, switch
to bank 0 and display of course,.....STOP.
Any 'small' program examples would be great. With that I'll be able
to see how this type of programming works and tweak it some more. And
one more thing, I noticed while experimenting with the backpack and
the SSC that I could not make them both run on the same baud, for
example the Backpack On the BS2sx works great at 2400 baud or 17405,
not the SSC and vice versa. The SSC worked great at $418d, Hence I
think one benefit of seperate banks easily allows for different
coms ?????
So far all of the replies have been great ! Thanks.
Two more questions wrapped into one:
What I want to do is try using the multi banks to run an LCD from
bank 0 and 2 servos from bank 1.
Sounds simple enough,but is it. When the bank 0 LCD(a serial backpack
by the way) displays 'Motors Forward', a 2 sec. pause, then switch to
bank 1 and start both servos for 5 sec, either using a command to
control 2 outputs or I have a Mini SSC,circa 1995. And then,
stop,pause 1 sec, switch to bank 0 and display 'Motors Reverse', 2
sec pause, switch to bank 1 and run servos for 5 sec and stop, switch
to bank 0 and display of course,.....STOP.
Any 'small' program examples would be great. With that I'll be able
to see how this type of programming works and tweak it some more. And
one more thing, I noticed while experimenting with the backpack and
the SSC that I could not make them both run on the same baud, for
example the Backpack On the BS2sx works great at 2400 baud or 17405,
not the SSC and vice versa. The SSC worked great at $418d, Hence I
think one benefit of seperate banks easily allows for different
coms ?????
Comments
http://www.parallax.com/dl/docs/cols/nv/vol3/col/nv87.pdf
This article shows to put your main program code in slot 0 and display
code (parallel LCD) in slot one.
-- Jon Williams
-- Applications Engineer, Parallax
-- Dallas Office
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And Hello again !
So far all of the replies have been great ! Thanks.
Two more questions wrapped into one:
What I want to do is try using the multi banks to run an LCD from
bank 0 and 2 servos from bank 1.
Sounds simple enough,but is it. When the bank 0 LCD(a serial backpack
by the way) displays 'Motors Forward', a 2 sec. pause, then switch to
bank 1 and start both servos for 5 sec, either using a command to
control 2 outputs or I have a Mini SSC,circa 1995. And then,
stop,pause 1 sec, switch to bank 0 and display 'Motors Reverse', 2
sec pause, switch to bank 1 and run servos for 5 sec and stop, switch
to bank 0 and display of course,.....STOP.
Any 'small' program examples would be great. With that I'll be able
to see how this type of programming works and tweak it some more. And
one more thing, I noticed while experimenting with the backpack and
the SSC that I could not make them both run on the same baud, for
example the Backpack On the BS2sx works great at 2400 baud or 17405,
not the SSC and vice versa. The SSC worked great at $418d, Hence I
think one benefit of seperate banks easily allows for different
coms ?????