hi ,
I have bought a ssc32 and the software visual sequencer, to be able to memorize on the eeprom dell ssc32 alucune sequences type " #1p1400t2000 #2p1400t2000 "to let the servants to perform the sequence.
And’ possible?
If it is possible as to do?
From the manual it is not me clear, you could make me an example.
I thank you geppino from Italy 
Hi,
It is possible to export sequences made with Visual SEQ into the EEPROM.
Have you updated the firmware to the GP firmware found here on the SSC32 board and installed the EEPROM into the vacant slot on the SSC32?
What part of the manual are unclear?
hi Zenta, my firmware is up-to-date (2-02GP).
It is not me clear as to insert in the eeprom and as to recall to do him/it move the I serve.
A practical example is possible to have him/it.
Does the joining of these two products allow of “to produce” a sequence of movements and to memorize them on the card so that these offettuati comes from the robot without there is a connected pc? If yes, as does he happen “start” of the sequence? Can a loop be realized “endless?”
I have seen your esapode it is extraordinary.
geppino
hmm, I can’t say I understand what you’re saying.
So let us keep it simple.
And take one step at a time.
Have you installed the EEPROM or not?
If I parse it correctly, he is asking if a sequence can be stored to the EEPROM and made to endlessly play once triggered by something like a switch.
My guess is he is looking to eliminate any PC or microcontroller and just use the SSC-32 to run some sort of display.
I believe that could be done as long as you never turn of the SSC32. But you’ve to send the serial GP command for starting. If you only cut the servo power it should work this way, I hope…
I just happened to be reading on the GP and the SSC32, and I believe there is a startup string that when enabled by a register bit, will be executed upon startup.
Alan KM6VV
hi, I thank here is You for the availability thing I have:
- installed eeprom
- firmaware V203gp
3)Ho separately fed csd 32 with 9 volts and servants with 7 volts
4)Collegata card through db9 and exit usb to the computer
I would like to memorize a sequence on the eeprom so that to repeat her/it to the endless one.
I would like to move the servants using alone csd32 without pc or microcontrollori.
Sorry,
3 & 4 are not at all clear.
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9v for logic power and 7v for servos? Might be a little high for servos.
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USB connection to PC? Does it work?
You should be able to create and store a sequence with SEQ program, and then set the Enable register for startup string using the LYNX SSC-32 Terminal program. that string would start the sequence.
HTH
Alan KM6VV
hi ,
I apologize me if thin to I/you/they have not now been clear in my questions, what I ask is very simple :
I would like to memorize in the eeprom of the ssc32 these sequenze"#16p700#18p700#20p700t1500#0p2200#2p2200#4p2200t1500s
#16p1500#18p1500#20p1500t1500#0p1500#2p1500#4p1500t1500" for then to make to repeat continuously her to the servants connected to the ssc32 without using pc, microcontroller or other
Software: visual sequencer
Firmware: v2.03gp
installed eeprom
From tests done with your programs all it perfectly works.
geppino
Hi Geppino,
Do you have the Sequencer program?
lynxmotion.com/Product.aspx?productID=443&CategoryID=15
You use it to create a HEX file of the steps in your sequence, and load it into the SSC32.
You use the free Lynxterm program:
lynxmotion.com/Product.aspx?productID=567&CategoryID=15
Is used to set the registers to run a “command string” upon startup of the SSC32.
Servants = servos.
It looks like you have the SSC32 and the Visual Sequencer program.
Have you tried setting up your servo sequence, and programming the SSC32?
You should also run the Lynxterm program to set the registers to allow it to run on startup.
Alan KM6VV
These questions have been previously answered:
lynxmotion.net/viewtopic.php?p=52593#52593
Alan KM6VV
I would like programare the eeprom with visual seqencer and not manually as the manual it tells me from you indicate.
And’ so difficult to create a practical example?
If you have Sequencer, then go to the GP Seq. screen, and do it there!
I don’t have any examples yet, just some early sequences for my 'quad. What good would that do?
enter your steps in Sequencer, and write them!
Can’t you use the Brat.CSV example?
[code]PROJECT;SEQUENCE;STEP;PIN0;PIN1;PIN2;PIN3;PIN4;PIN5;PIN6;PIN7;PIN8;PIN9;PIN10;PIN11;PIN12;PIN13;PIN14;PIN15;PIN16;PIN17;PIN18;PIN19;PIN20;PIN21;PIN22;PIN23;PIN24;PIN25;PIN26;PIN27;PIN28;PIN29;PIN30;PIN31;T0;T1;T2;T3;T4;T5;T6;T7;T8;T9;T10;T11;T12;T13;T14;T15;T16;T17;T18;T19;T20;T21;T22;T23;T24;T25;T26;T27;T28;T29;T30;T31;TMAX;TTOTAL;INFO1
brat;000001;000001;0;0;0;0;0;0;0;0;0;0;0;0;0;0;0;0;0;0;0;0;0;0;0;0;0;0;0;0;0;0;0;0;1000;1000;1000;1000;1000;1000;1000;1000;1000;1000;1000;1000;1000;1000;1000;1000;1000;1000;1000;1000;1000;1000;1000;1000;1000;1000;1000;1000;1000;1000;1000;1000;1000;1000;
[/code]
I still need (I found out) to re-program one of my SSC32 boards with GP before GP will be recognized, and allow me to program the EEPROM using either Lynxterm (I think) or Sequencer. Then I’ll be able to try out my 'quad from the GP, just for my own edification. I did try the Atom Basic code that Sequencer generated. That works!
Give me a little time… :>|
Alan KM6VV
Language barrier aside…
You can not command the SSC-32 to automatically repeat a sequence over and over. There is no command to repeat sequences. You must have some other device connected to tell it to play, then play again.
A BS2 would be the easiest to implement.
Study this…
lynxmotion.com/images/html/build128.htm
Once you have the sequence of movements working the way you like, the Sequencer program can create a basic stamp or basic atom program that sends the same information to the SSC-32 that the PC did. If you want to eliminate the PC then this is the way to go.
We do not have a step by step guide for doing this. 
But it’s not terribly difficult.
Jim,
I’ve not done much with the Sequencer, but I did notice a “ONCE” parameter, and of course the startup string.
I did see the generated AtomBasic program run over and over…
I wonder, is there a “reboot” command that could be added to the startup string?
Alan KM6VV
Yes I even thought that by using one of the SSC-32’s outputs hacked into the reset circuitry of the SSC-32 you may be able to cheat it to autorepeat. But alas I’ve no confidence in explaining a hack when I can’t explain the documented things well enough… 