I'm trying to create an interactive dial (rotating knob with a motor). The system is built using a 12V motor with built-in encoder connected to a DCC1000. The positionController works perfectly, but when I manually rotate the knob the application crashes (both mine and the example from the Phidgets ...

OK. Solved. The problem was only with digital RC servos: when setting to a position outside the servo range, some digital servos stopped from moving and others disengaged. Analog servos rotated to the maximum travel possible and kept it (as expected). To avoid this, it is very important to set pulse...

Yes - open and attached.
This happens in code, but also when testing the controller in the control panel, so I don't think the code is relevant.

When setting high speed and acceleration, or when disabling speed ramping, the servo motor sometimes doesn't reach its target (when the target is far from current position). I guess the controller stops transmitting pulses when it "thinks" the motor reached its target. Tested with RCC1000 ...

I'm trying to use the AHRS from the 1044_0 with algorithm event. The API documentation does not state the device supports it (the algorithm event is missing, as opposed to 1044_1), but the example in the Phidget22 Control Panel does show the AHRS data. Is it accessible in Java?
Thanks.

OK. This was solved by copying libphidget22java.jnilib from /Library/Java/Extensions to the sketch code folder.

I am trying to run the library on processing (java) and get this error: phidget22java in java.library.path Error loading the Phidget C libraries. The Mac Phidget22 DMG must be installed. The control panel works perfectly and everything is updated. Tried this on two different macs - same result. Than...

OK, That seems to work fine, with one little question: when closing an opened channel, the thread that reads it ("Phidget22 USB Read Thread...") exits with code 4. Is that normal? (I can only see this on the debugger - it doesn't interrupt anything). I have another relevant problem though,...

I want to create a devices+channels tree (like in the Phidgets Control Panel), in which the user can select and re-select a channel to open. I retain each channel's handle found by the manager. When a channel is selected to be opened, its handle is assigned event handlers and it is opened. If anothe...

OK, Solved.
This was probably TouchDesigner's fault...
Had some timing problems. solved with a small execution delay after deleting the manager.