I’m trying to make my SSC-32 go into a standby state where it stops sending commands to the servos. But I still need it to be powerd on.
Basically what is happening is the servo is moving something with tension on it and I can hear the servo fighting that tension and its getting anoying.
I have written scripts and batch files to make everyting work as I need however I just need it to go into the same standbye state that its in when you power it on. (in other words, no commands being sent, but ready for commands).
You can not make the SSC-32 stop sending commands to the servos. It is designed to keep a servo at the last position you told it to go to. The SSC-32 is designed for robotics and animatronics uses.
Except I have one small problem now. For some reason after I added this code. now the servos all move at their maximum speed no matter what I set the speed to . here is an example of my code:.
I have 7 servos total, Each script is similar to below, only calls a different servo ID.
#6 P1000 S300 ;Intake Doors
Then I run a batch file that has delays between each servo command.
When you turn the servo pulses off, you must first turn them on at the position they were left at, then send the move command with the speed. When the servo pulses are turned off the SSC-32 doesn’t keep track of where they were, so it ignores speed or timed commands.
For example…
#6 P1500 ;reinitialize to last position<cr>
#6 P1000 S300 ;Intake Doors <CR>
