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Re: How to implement continuous drive with NXT motors?
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Tue, 2 Jan 2007 19:55:45 GMT
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In lugnet.robotics.nxt, David List wrote:
> Can anyone here help me get continuous drive with NXT motors? I am using
> NXT-G now, while getting a feel for Mindstorms NXT. I experience that I am
> unable to get continuous drive with the motors when shifting from one block
> to another. The speed ramps down when ending the block. When I choose
> coasting in stead of braking as the block´s next action, this effect is
> slightly weaker, but it is still there.
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> Will I have to design my own block in LabView to get around this?
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> Best regards,
> David List
I'm not exactly following what you want here, but if you want a block that will
turn on a motor, and then move on to another block, what you probably want is a
"MOTOR" block, not a "MOVE" block. Using a Motor block, you can choose all
kinds of options, and it can be turned on and stay on until you tell it to stop
with another Motor block.
John
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