So where is this fabeled information?

Lynxmotion Electronics & Software
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I haven’t yet found any info on the terminal at all. I may be blind, but i can’t find it. And, i can’t make my SCC-32 even twitch. I got nothing.

West

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I could not find a doc on the term either.

Here is the ssc-32 manual link:
lynxmotion.com/images/data/ssc-32v2.pdf

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Well lets start out with the basics. Your SSC-32 is connected to the serial port with a DB9 cable or USB to serial cable. The SSC-32 is jumpered for 115.2k baud and RS232 is enabled. The SSC-32 has a stable power source for the logic (VL) such as a 9vdc battery, and a servo power source (VS) of 5vdc to 8vdc, with the VS = VL jumper removed. When powered on the green LED is illuminated.

The LynxTerm program is installed and the Setup has a valid COM port selected, such as COM1 or COM2 etc. The comms are set for 115200, 8, 1, N, N. If everything is working, when you run the program the green LED will go out. The LED is illuminated on power up, and will go out after it has received a valid serial command. From then on it will blink whenever it is receiving data.

The first simple test would be to type VER and if everything is working correctly the screen will show SSC32-1.03XE, or the current firmware that is being used.

VER SSC32-1.03XE

If you are not seeing this you may have a program that has reserved the serial port and will not allow other programs to use it. You could also have powering/wiring issues with the SSC-32.

To command a servo channel to begin generating pulses type the following…

#0 P1500

Then press enter. Channel 0 will immediately start sending 1.5mS pulses. If a servo is connected that servo will start holding position. To test a timed move type the following…

#0 P1000 T2000

Then press enter. The servo will move from the centered position CCW to the new position, and the move will take exactly 2 seconds to complete. Try typing the following…

#0 P2000 T2000

Then press enter. The servo will move CW to the new position and take 2 seconds to complete the move.

Well this should get you started. Perhaps Laurent will list some of the other features of LynxTerm here as well. Hope this helps…