Selander Posted 7 hours ago Posted 7 hours ago (edited) This is right now a hypothetical question, but I'm in process of designing two Powered Up locomotives that I want to run simultaneously. Loco 1: white 2ch PuP hub + large PuP motor. Loco 2: same as above. Option 1: Most convenient would be to use the specific PuP app Lego designed for the crocodile, but is it possible to use that app for "two crocs" simultaneously? Option 2 would be to code a custom app ..can someone please share some screenshots of your program, if you have done that? I'm merely looking for a simple speed control so I'd guess such coding should be easy.... Thanks in advance for any suggestions. Edited 3 hours ago by Selander Quote
Lok24 Posted 2 hours ago Posted 2 hours ago (edited) 5 hours ago, Selander said: I'm merely looking for a simple speed control so I'd guess such coding should be easy.... You can use the PoweredUp App and control via screen (sliders) or LEGO remote http://www.werner-falkenbach.de/bricks/PoweredUp-Sliders.jpg http://www.werner-falkenbach.de/bricks/PoweredUp-Advanced.jpg http://www.werner-falkenbach.de/bricks/PoweredUp-Advanced-2.jpg http://www.werner-falkenbach.de/bricks/PoweredUp-Loop.jpg Edited 2 hours ago by Lok24 Quote
Selander Posted 2 hours ago Author Posted 2 hours ago 32 minutes ago, Lok24 said: You can use the PoweredUp App and control via screen (sliders) or LEGO remote Thanks @Lok24. So if I understand you correct, I need to write my own custom program ? I thought using the Lego PuP remote wasn't possible when using large motors....that it would only be a on/off full throttle ...?(!) Quote
Lok24 Posted 2 hours ago Posted 2 hours ago 1 minute ago, Selander said: Thanks @Lok24. So if I understand you correct, I need to write my own custom program ? Yes, I just added some links (can't insert picture-URLs any more ???) 3 minutes ago, Selander said: I thought using the Lego PuP remote wasn't possible when using large motors....that it would only be a on/off full throttle ...?(!) Yes if you connect it with the hub. But you can connect 2 hubs and the remote all three with the app. Quote
Selander Posted 1 hour ago Author Posted 1 hour ago @Lok24. Thanks for the links, I will study them carefully ! 🙌🤗 @Lok24. Is it also possible to just have one slider, but control both hubs simultaneously? Quote
Lok24 Posted 1 hour ago Posted 1 hour ago 13 minutes ago, Selander said: Is it also possible to just have one slider, but control both hubs simultaneously? Sure, if you look at the "Loop" (which is the program) it uses three values: Hub (HUB1) Port (A) Reference to the slider (1) You should copy the entire program, then use HUB1 and HUB2, but as the reference to slider-symbol in both blocks reference to the "1" Quote
Selander Posted 1 hour ago Author Posted 1 hour ago 1 minute ago, Lok24 said: Sure, if you look at the "Loop" (which is the program) it uses three values: Hub (HUB1) Port (A) Reference to the slider (1) You should copy the entire program, then use HUB1 and HUB2, but as the reference to slider-symbol in both blocks reference to the "1" Great, thanks a million ✅👍 Quote
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