control two JMotorDrivers (of any type) as if they are one driver
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#include <JMotorDriverDual.h>
control two JMotorDrivers (of any type) as if they are one driver
- Note
- one (or both) of the drivers may be another dual driver allowing for controlling more than two motors together
◆ JMotorDriverDual()
◆ getEnable()
bool JMotorDriverDual::getEnable |
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get the enable state of the driver
- Return values
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(bool) | true if enabled, false if disabled |
Reimplemented from JMotorDriver.
◆ getMaxRange()
float JMotorDriverDual::getMaxRange |
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high end of the range
- Note
- usually 1.0
- Return values
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Reimplemented from JMotorDriver.
◆ getMinRange()
float JMotorDriverDual::getMinRange |
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low end of the range
- Note
- usually -1.0, if 0, that indicates a motor controller with no reverse function
- Return values
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Reimplemented from JMotorDriver.
◆ set()
bool JMotorDriverDual::set |
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float |
val | ) |
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set motor power
- Note
- val should be between getMinRange and getMaxRange, but constrained internally
- Parameters
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- Return values
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(bool) | false if at end of power range, true otherwise |
Reimplemented from JMotorDriver.
◆ setEnable()
bool JMotorDriverDual::setEnable |
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bool |
_enable | ) |
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use to enable or disable a motor, and sets up pin states
- Note
- setEnable(true) must be called before a motor driver will activate
- Parameters
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_enable | (bool) true=enable, false=disable |
- Return values
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(bool) | true if state changed, false if state already set |
Reimplemented from JMotorDriver.
◆ m1
◆ m2
The documentation for this class was generated from the following file: