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 On a side note... "Think outside the robot." - I kinda like that. I'll have to use that in a meeting someday.... - Not2B [more] |
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20-02-2007, 15:18
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Re: Robot Disabled, yet I can still actuate a Cylinder- HELP!
Can you show us how you have this wired? What inputs and outputs are you using for the one that is still moving when the robot is disabled?
Is it one of the PWM / Relay ports? If not, that's the first part of your problem. I'm pretty sure everything that moves has to be on one of those ports, and not an I/O line. ttyl, --buddy |
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