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Prgm4 2 joystics control 1 speed cntrl???
Can someone tell me how to program 2 of the joystick ports to operate 1 pwm output????
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Why would you want to have two joysticks control the same PWM output? Seems redundantly redundant to me.
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Do you mean two pwm's on one joystick, because i don't think it's even possible to control one pwm with two joysticks. I mean, you could, but it would be rather pointless.
To control two pwm's with one joystick is easy: serout [255,255,pwm1,relay1,pwm2,relay2,pwm3,pwm4...pwm16] just replace which ever pwm with the variable of the joystick... serout [255,255,p1_y,relay1,p1_y, relay2,pwm3,pwm4...pwm16] if this makes no sense, sorry, but i'm typing this on like, no sleep, and well, it makes sense to me. :D |
Thanks for replying. What I want is for forward on two joystics to work the same PWM output. Call me crazy but there's a long story of why I need it.
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this is just off the top of my head... but i think it may go something like this...
If p1_y > p2_y then use1 pwm1 = p2_y goto end use1 pwm1=p1_y end: basically it takes whichever joystick is greater and uses that as the output to pwm1 you would have to edit the serout command so that it would read [255,255,pwm1,relayA,p2_y,relayB,p3_y,p4_y,p1_x,p2_ x,p3_x,p4_x,p1_wheel,p2_wheel,p3_wheel,p4_wheel,12 7,127,127,127] just remember if you did this you couldnt use pwm2 because p2_y would still control it as well as pwm1 if you went forward. |
problem with previous response:
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then edit it to read:
If p1_y | p2_y < 115 then rev if p1_y | p2_y > 135 then fwd pwm1 = 127 goto end fwd: If p1_y > p2_y then use1 pwm1 = p2_y goto end use1 pwm1=p1_y goto end rev: if p1_y < p2_y then use2 pwm1 = p2_y goto end use2: pwm1 = p1_y end: |
Try this
pwm1 = (p1_y + p2_y) / 2 |
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