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Re: Strange Auto Problem
Ok try this plug the motors into pwms 1 and 2 left into 1 and right into 2.
Add this to define t static unsigned int t; then paste this into user routines fast where is says add your autonomous code here, t++; if (t < 5) { pwm01 = 127; pwm02 = 127; pwm03 = 127; pwm04 = 127; } else if (t < 179) { pwm01 = 254; pwm02 = 0; pwm03 = 254; pwm04 = 0; } else if (t < 353) { pwm01 = 0; pwm02 = 254; pwm03 = 0; pwm04 = 254; } else { pwm01 = 127; pwm02 = 127; pwm03 = 127; pwm04 = 127; } then run the bot in autonomous. It should move forward and then backwards, If this works than try using joysticks in ports 1 and 2 to control the two sides of the drive, assign them to PWMs like this, pwm01 = (p1_y/2)+64; pwm02 = ((254-p2_y)/2)+64; port 1 should drive left side and port two should drive the right. If this all works then there shouldnt be a problem if it doesnt you have a few choices, first choice redownload the default code version 2.4 and try again, Upload your code for some one on here to look at, Your problem could be a misplaced / of a missing value. Or your thid choice double check your wiring and make sure your victors are set up properly. James |
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