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20-01-2007, 00:30
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Re: Programming Pneumatics?
Basically, the two main components, compressor and valves, are run off of spikes. The compressor only really needs to go in one direction, pumping into the tanks. The valves need two, one for pushing, one for pulling. Use spikes for both, and note that you only need to send a single pulse at a time to the valves, but you treat the compressor like a motor. Check out the IFI Robotics page on Spikes and the Programming manual to figure the programming.
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