Attached is a program I am trying to develop to control something I am working on. I have a version of the program that works by having the Arduino programmed 'natively' and sending a string to Labview, which then post-processes the information. While this works, it is a little clumsy, and I wanted to take the whole thing under Labview.
I have 12 servos that will be set depending upon a switch. The servos are connected starting at pin 2, and goes through pin 13. I have a servo connected to pin 2 for testing.
I need to fire a digital pin and read 8 analog inputs, then shut off the digital pin, switch to the next digital pin and read the 8 analogs again. The digital pins are 34, 36, 38, 40, 42, 44, 46, 48.
When the program runs, the servo goes to the correct location, then twitches, and I think I know why, but I want to double check.
I am using the 'set digital pin mode' sub-vi. In reading it, it seems that this was meant for the Uno, and does not accept pins greater than 13 (says it is for D0 to D13. I am also using 'digital write pin', which seems to have the same limit. Are these ignoring my command to apply these commands to use 34, 36, etc.?
When I tried the 'set digital pin mode' by itself, it says the pin I want is out of range.
I have tried wiring the servo to pin 32 to see if this was the problem, but the servo still twitches. Any ideas?
I would love to use the 'analog port read', but I am not familiar enough with the code to know how to increase the pin count.
