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1 hour ago, imurvai said:I'm in contact with users experiencing the issue and I'm trying to fix it. Sorry for the inconvenience...
Tell me if I can be of any help!
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Indeed, to make it clear:
- No lag with BC2 in device test mode, sliders respond immediately.
- No lag with BC2 in controller test mode
- Control+, PoweredUp and ControlZ apps work perfectly.
- BC2 with the same controller and hubs work fine on my Asus tablet.
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Stupid me - thanks @Jetro. But that doesn't solve the problem, still experience variable lags (from 0 to 5 seconds or so!!!). I was so happy when it worked. What did changed to make it work? What whanged back to break it again???
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1 hour ago, kbalage said::) less radical, the 7+ second long press until it flashes purple.
Mmmhhh... can't get that. If I push the green button for a long time the Pup hub just shuts down. No purple light.
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7 hours ago, kbalage said:reset
What do you mean with reset, just remove batteries or something more radical?
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50 minutes ago, imurvai said:Actually I did some changes relating to the scheduling, so it's great it fixed you lag issues.
Unfortunately this victory was short lived :( I tried again with Batmobile, and the huge lags are back. Kind of strange, since this morning I was able to connect several times flawlessly, including with 42099. I tried to unpair the controller, reboot my phone and make the same sequence of actions I did this morning (pair the controller, lauch BC2, connect to Batmobile) but to no avail.
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On 1/19/2020 at 12:07 AM, imurvai said:- Minor fixes
Did you make something to improve the lag with some devices? Anyway, 2.6 works perfectly now on my G5+!!! Tested on Batmobile/PoweredUp and 42099 / Control+
QuoteHappy playing!
For sure
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3 hours ago, Gimmick said:the angle to 7200° for example.
FYI the needed range for Liebherr long actuators is about 26000°
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16 minutes ago, brickvan said:where the author identifies the H25 chips as Dual buffer/line driver; 3-state CMOS level (one per channel, starting with the Powered-UP series) 74HC2G125
Makes sense... thanks!
1 minute ago, brickvan said:Just an idea, wouldn't that be anyway correct to consider they're limited anyway to the max absolute ratings of the LB1836 motor driver which allows 1A per channel? To be honest, way less, as you identified the fuse on the wedo to be a 1.5A fuse.. :) so considering this and the board own consumption this is probably designed for a max of 0.6-0.7A per channel?)
Yes, but if you build your own controller you can used a much more capable motor driver... then physical limits of the connector are important to know ;)
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I love your self-translating videos ;)
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@Bartosz There is a spreadsheet summarizing Michael Harris findings available in Facebook Powered Up group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/PoweredUp/permalink/2234377586863700/
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15 hours ago, Lasse D said:It just didn't look right when I made the projections. I will try to compare it to the inlined UV coordinates and see how far off I am with these.
Eager to see this!
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1 hour ago, Lasse D said:Unfortunately I have stumbled into a rather significant issue regarding mapping for the minifig head. The three types of LDraw projections do not cover the type of projection that Studio 2.0 applies!
Do you have an example where Studio UV mapping is significantly different from cylindrical (or even front/back planar) projections? I couldn't find one (and I think that Part Designer uses plain planar anyway)
On 1/5/2020 at 11:14 AM, Mylenium said:Just using projections is so 1990. ;-)
Why take a hammer to crush a fly? Anyway patterns are mostly acquired by photo/scan so are (essentially) planar projections...
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Hi @imurvai, Actually I wanted to do that in software, but not get too deep in low level code... that's why I tried BC2. Since it seems that getting rotation encoder encoder is not yet available in BC2, I used external sensors on a PUP hub to have a minimum feedback about the position of the arm. But now that Technic hub is supported in Powered up app, I'll use that to make what I want (even though this app does have some stupid shortcomings, such as limited range in input/output fields!)
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4 minutes ago, ruppie said:maximum allowed current rating for wire , plug, socket contats
We could derive max wire current from its gauge (this is probably the highest rating of all the things that could limit current), but as plugs and sockets are custom, it's impossible to get manufacturer data... and I don't know how to "safely" measure that :(
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2 minutes ago, _Ozzee_ said:Steering wheel really cannot be moved
Problem is that it appears partially outside of my screen...
4 minutes ago, _Ozzee_ said:can offer something more interesting
Disconnect button on device screen?
Otherwise, found a little glitch: I seem to be unable to discover a Technic hub that I renamed using powered up app. After changing back to default "Technic Hub" name, worked fine.
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Works great! (tested with @Didumos69 Rocky 42099 B-model).
Two things nonetheless:
- I can't seem to be able to move "steering wheel" control on my device (Moto G5+). I can move other control types.
- Is there a way to disconnect other than kill the app (or power off the hub)?
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36 minutes ago, AVCampos said:But aren't those resistors' values and the pins they're connected to meant to identify the kind of peripheral and thus how the hub handles it?
Yes they are, but only for "dumb" motors (M-motor, train motor, LEDs). Control+ or Boost motors are identified through serial link protocol. See https://philohome.com/wedo2reverse/connect.htm and https://philohome.com/wedo2reverse/protocol.htm
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Any tips for a Python noob to run this on Windows? Requirements?
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1 hour ago, GREG998 said:"On est jamais mieux servi que par soi même":
Good to know Mike put it on his website... Thanks for spotting it!
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22 minutes ago, Roman69 said:Tell me, how many amps can be applied to the hub?
Motor driver inside hubs is current limited to a fairly low value (400mA continuous). So using 0.7/0.8 A per port is really safe. 1.5A for a pup hub, 3A for a C+ one.
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Just now, Lok24 said:But: how to select a specicific Hub in a programm ?
Took me a while to find... go to the white tab, first is an "expander" block to add under motor selection.
Creating a 2 to 1 Gear Ratio
in LEGO Technic, Mindstorms, Model Team and Scale Modeling
Posted
This year, a regular 28t gear was also introduced: https://brickset.com/parts/design-46372