The pic shows a syntax error when trying to initialise a stepper motor... is minimal content just to show no interference from anything else.
Tried running an original prog on its original old device with its original firmware from last year, but started causing network problems again, so upgraded - but then kept getting the syntax error with 1.52.1, and also when reverting back to 1.51.9 and 1.59.8 (and is the same when using other pins)
Also noticed a couple of typo's have crept into the Digital I/O section of the Help by the way, the example for pin 5 has blue '1' in front of the 5 making it look like 15, and there is a red vertical bar in the line above.
Stepper.Setup syntax error
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Stepper.Setup syntax error
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Re: Stepper.Setup syntax error
No Zim, in fact I would have configured them as digital outputs just to prove they were ok if it was possible to relinquish them after, but I didn't see any way to release them again (which is how come I noticed the digital I/O typo's)... and you can't have the cake and eat too - it is one or the other.
Francesco, It seems to be related to the multi-channel syntax, cos the original 1.51.3 single-channel implementation works fine, but simply omitting the channel number in the multi-channel versions still caused a syntax error.
Francesco, It seems to be related to the multi-channel syntax, cos the original 1.51.3 single-channel implementation works fine, but simply omitting the channel number in the multi-channel versions still caused a syntax error.
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Re: Stepper.Setup syntax error
In the latest version you must always specify the channel but I need to check, maybe I removed the code from the final compilation by mistake