Know when .Run() finishes
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Know when .Run() finishes
First of all thank you for this great framework! Initially I wanted to use MS Robotics but this is way easier!
Is there a possibility to get a notification / event when the motor started with Run(power, tachoLimit) has reached the tacho limit and has stopped turning? As I understand, OnAboveTachoCount and OnBelowTachoCount are only triggered when the motor overshoots the target.
Also is it intended that a motor's tacho count is reset every time Run is called?
Thanks!
Is there a possibility to get a notification / event when the motor started with Run(power, tachoLimit) has reached the tacho limit and has stopped turning? As I understand, OnAboveTachoCount and OnBelowTachoCount are only triggered when the motor overshoots the target.
Also is it intended that a motor's tacho count is reset every time Run is called?
Thanks!
xineoph- Posts : 1
Join date : 2011-12-11
Re: Know when .Run() finishes
Hi,
I would like to know the answer to this as well, but based on over 700 views and no response I guess the answer is no. Is there another technique I am missing to determine each run() call has finished?
I would also say that the implementation is brilliant, just what I was looking for, but is there any chance of a bit further development?
Thanks in advance.
Alastair
I would like to know the answer to this as well, but based on over 700 views and no response I guess the answer is no. Is there another technique I am missing to determine each run() call has finished?
I would also say that the implementation is brilliant, just what I was looking for, but is there any chance of a bit further development?
Thanks in advance.
Alastair
alastaid- Posts : 1
Join date : 2014-05-03
Re Telling when Run finishes
Hi folks.
I have a solution that works if you are using MotorControl. E.g. McNxtMotor instead of just MxtMotor.
I'm hoping Niels will find a way to make it available on the MindSqualls site, but if you can't wait reply to this thread and I'll see what I can do.
John
I have a solution that works if you are using MotorControl. E.g. McNxtMotor instead of just MxtMotor.
I'm hoping Niels will find a way to make it available on the MindSqualls site, but if you can't wait reply to this thread and I'll see what I can do.
John
johnr- Posts : 2
Join date : 2015-01-10
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