> I tried this with oServo and it too didn't work. It appears that the
> IOline isn't in the correct place - You can get the servo to at least
> run if you put the IOline as the first position - But then others don't
> get correct values - So it seems like the initializer is not correct
> with oServo and oServoX, which is the one that I tried. I'll try to
get
> a better, or more informed answer soon.
Hi,
Thank you for the effort. I also tried to declare an array of oServo
objects and got a funny result. I have no idea how, but the objects in
the array were "shifted" by one. That is oServo object declared as
first in the array was actually causing the second servo to move etc.
I checked the IO lines and they were correct. When referring to oServo
directly (no array), the proper one moved.
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