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SV203
- Example Interface
OPEN “COM1:9600,N,8,1,CD0,CS0,DS0” FOR OUTPUT AS #1
DO
PRINT:PRINT “*****SV203 Servo Controller *****”
INPUT “Enter Board ID Number:
INPUT “Enter Servo # to control:
Servo$
INPUT “Enter Position of Servo:
Pos$
PRINT #1, “BD”;ID$;”SV”;Servo$;”M”;Pos$
INPUT “Quit (y/n)”; Q$: IF Q$ = “y” THEN EXIT DO
LOOP
(Listing 1 - Sample interface program using QBASIC)
***** SV203 Servo Controller *****”
Enter Board ID Number:? 1
Board width ID = 1
Enter Servo # to control:? 2
move servo #2 to
Enter Position of Servo:? 200
position 200
Quit (y/n):? n
***** SV203 Servo Controller *****”
Enter Board ID Number:? 0
Any Board regardless of
Enter Servo # to control:? 4
ID, move Servo #4 to
Enter Position of Servo:? 254
position 254
Quit (y/n):? n
***** SV203 Servo Controller *****”
Enter Board ID Number:? 1
Board with ID = 1
Enter Servo # to control:? 2
Turn off Servo #2
Enter Position of Servo:? 0
Quit (y/n):? n
***** SV203 Servo Controller *****”
Enter Board ID Number:? 1
This command is invalid because
Enter Servo # to control:? 9
there is no Servo #9 and also
Enter Position of Servo:? 256
256 is out of the range of the
Quit (y/n):? y
servo position.
(Listing 2 - Example screen of when program in Listing 1 is running)
Listing 1 is a simple program written in QBASIC that requests the
user to input a board ID number, a servo number to control, and
the position of the servo.
