Separate P and S declarations in M950
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Is there a chance to handle P and S declarations separately in M950?
With RRF3 you have to be more careful not to overwrite the channel by mistake.
I had a nice crash today because I overwrote the servo channel (Z-sensor S0) with a GPIO port (P0) further down in the config.
Here I should have chosen P1. I think this quickly becomes confusing with more S and P channels. -
@diy-o-sphere said in Separate P and S declarations in M950:
Is there a chance to handle P and S declarations separately in M950?
With RRF3 you have to be more careful not to overwrite the channel by mistake.
I had a nice crash today because I overwrote the servo channel (Z-sensor S0) with a GPIO port (P0) further down in the config.
Here I should have chosen P1. I think this quickly becomes confusing with more S and P channels.Not sure what you mean.
They are the same except for the default PWM frequency. You can chose to use just P or S and always specify the desired PWM frequency with the Q parameter.
Frederick
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@fcwilt
I got that. It is the numbering of channels. S0 and P0 are not 2 channels, it is just the same. That wasn't obvious to me. -
@diy-o-sphere said in Separate P and S declarations in M950:
@fcwilt
I got that. It is the numbering of channels. S0 and P0 are not 2 channels, it is just the same. That wasn't obvious to me.Understood.
Frederick
