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Moving Camera Servos With Joystick Button
Hello, I am looking for help on how to program in LabView how to move the servo with 2 joystick buttons. What I want it to do is move the camera servo 1 degree/increment everytime a press a joystick button. I could not figure this out on my own and any help or ideas would be greatly appreciated.
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