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Re: Problem in Pneumatics programming
Qbranch is correct. Your code is not the problem.
In addition to what Qbranch said about verifying the connections, you may need to verify you are connecting the solenoids correctly to the Spike.
For this code to work, you need to have the positive (red) lead from each solenoid connected to either the M+ or M- on the Spike (one lead per side). You also need to have both negative (black) wires connected to ground, preferably at the distribution block.
If the piston functions backward from your intent, swap the two red leads on the Spike, or, swap the two pneumatic lines on the valve assembly.
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