Oh, i have seen now, that the second line has to be intended!
It's all clear now.

@mintytrebor
I will try that in the evening...
Some days ago, i have tried to install the plugin with RRF3.3b3.
Was the same problem. So i think, something is wrong in my system or browser.
I will clear the browser cache and history before installing the "new" set.

@o_lampe said in rc servo not moving:

@cosmowave

Sservo pins are just GpOut pins with a different default PWM frequency.

Maybe you must not overwrite the Servo frequency with 'Q500'?

I have tried different frequencies, also without a "Q" Value

@dc42 said in rc servo not moving:

@cosmowave said in rc servo not moving:

M950 S1 C”exp.heater3” Q500 ; assign GPIO port 1 to heater3 on expansion connector, servo mode M280 P1 S46 ; set (~1deg?) servo position on GPIO port 1 (Servo range 44.2 - 141.2?)

Looks like those are the wrong sort of double quote characters in your M950 command. The correct ones look like " not ”.

O yes! You are right! This is a bit embarassing...
sorry for that, and thanks!

@paulg4h If you can open the sensor, you can try to insert more magnets. Eventually you can reach the desired rpm. But i'm not sure if there is space and if the hall detects proper signal-edges with more magnets...

@paulg4h yes, you're right. There is again an error! Soory for that!
You have to reset the sum too!

var.counter
var.sum
 
if var.counter < 10
   set var.sum = {var.sum + "newValue"}
   set var.counter = var.counter + 1
 
else 
   if {var.sum / var.counter} < 20
   	NO FLOW
   var.counter = 0
   var.sum = 0

var.counter
var.sum

if var.counter < 10
   set var.sum = {var.sum + "newValue"}
   set var.counter = var.counter + 1

else 
   if {var.sum / var.counter} < 20
   	NO FLOW
   var.counter = 0

@cosmowave once again an error
The reset should be after the if where you calculate the average!

 var.counter
 var.sum
 
if var.counter < 10
	set var.sum = {var.sum + "newValue"}
	set var.counter = var.counter + 1
 
else 
        var.counter = 0
	if {var.sum / var.counter} < 20
		NO FLOW

@paulg4h uups, there is an error in my code!
you need to reset the counter to 0 in the else construct!

@paulg4h Yes... you need more or less 10 readings of the low value. But is your flow detection that much time critical?

@paulg4h or something like this in daemon.g

 var.counter
 var.sum

if var.zähler < 10
	set var.sum = {var.sum + "newValue"}
	set var.counter = var.counter + 1

else 
	if {var.sum / var.counter} < 20
		NO FLOW

@paulg4h Eventually you can make a sum of e.g. 10 measurements of the value and take the average of these measurements. When the average is below a value (e.g. 20) then you have no flow.

It will be a littel slower, but i think, that is no problem...

@paulg4h I think, it is a signal problem. Do you have an oscilloscope for checking the signal?