I’ve read through the manual and the forums and perhaps I’ve overlooked the answer.
I’m using the RIOS software and the ssc-32. What I’m trying to figure out is how to export the sequences along with any “wait for” inputs to the actual board (ssc-32) so that it will continue to function without the computer hooked to it.
Is this possible or will I need an additional microcontroller?
The SSC-32 can’t run by itself. While RIOS does have the ability to export these sequences, you will still need a microcontroller connected to tell the SSC-32 which sequence, and at what speed and direction to run. This microcontroller is also required if you want to recreate the conditional commands that you may have set up in RIOS.
So maybe use basic stamp to drive the ssc-32. Wonder if that will work using a serial connection.
Yes that’s it exactly. Stamp or Atom…
Is there any topics or tutorials that I can use to understand enough about it to accomplish using the stamp to drive the ssc-32?
Keep in mind that at present I’ve been using the RIOS to do sequences. I probably know more about the stamp but I know nothing of the coding on the ssc.
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I know about the hardware aspect regarding the input and output terminals for the ssc (etc) but so far my experience with it is limited to using the RIOS software to drive it.
There aren’t any tutorials on that specific subject. The place to start would be…
Read the SSC-32 manuals.
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