Question Simtools not work

Hi ,
My configuration is Sabertooth 2x32 and Arduino Uno with SMC3-SPS
My setting is like describe in tutorial https://www.xsimulator.net/communit...ket-serial-pid-motor-driver-w-softstart.9277/
Actualy i connect only one motor in sabertooth 2x32
In SMC3 not problem, everything works, but in simtools outputtesting not work.
I know that before you start simtools you do not have to close SMC3 utility. The ON / OFF button only works in ON so to stop the engine and close SMC3 turn the potentiometer out of range and then close.
If I open tuning center the value ar 32767 and the buttons "Reset" "Capture Max Min" and "Save New Settings" not work
Any idea to fix?

thanks
gigi

I'm using simtools 1.3 not simotools 2.0 so the [A<Axis1>][B<Axis2>] should be Ok.
[A<Axis1a>][B<Axis2a>] is for simtools 2.0?

I've just see my "output - bit range" is set to 8 and not to 10. I will modify the value and let you know if fix
thanks

Shouldn't the green Feedback line be following the blue Target line?

I had no movement of my motors until I upped the (I think) FPwr. Sorry I can't remember which one I changed exactly. But I had the same problem with the motor doing nothing even though I was using the settings provided by the supplier. But when I played around with SMC3 I was able to make the motors work or not work just by altering the power to the motor (again, I think). It was only after that the supplier provided me with different settings for the motor I was using.

The procedure I used for the test is as follows:I connected the potentiometer to the arduino board and the motor to the sabertooth.To test the operation I loosen the screw that secures the potentiometer to the motor. In SMC3 I placed the green line (feedback) inside the operating range and started the engine. In this situation obviously the potentiometer does not move and therefore the green line is flat and does not follow the blue line which instead indicates the movement of the motor. In the picture you see the jagged green line this is because while the engine is running, having just loosened the screw I hold the potentiometer with my hands. But I am confident that the potentiometer works well and when it is completely stationary the line is perfectly flat. As you can see in the picture I set "triangle" to check the motor movement back and forth. So the blue line will copy exactly the motion of the motor back and forth. In "motion" mode, of course, the blue line is linear and the motor rotates in one direction until the potentiometer is within the range. But obviously if I tighten the screw by fixing the potentiometer to the engine this turning brings the potentiometer out of range and then stops. I think that in smc3 everything works properly .... but maybe I'm wrong.After closing the smc3, tighten the screw that connects the potentiometer to the motor so that the same when moving moves with it the potentiometer.The problem is that in output testing the engine does not move.I also tried to start a game such as dirt rally. Simtools are "connected" but the engine absolutely does not move.

just set 10bit binary output but motors not move

Hi youbuddy! thanks.
And then any idea abuot the reason simtool not work?

yes in default I set roll and pich 100% just for test

thanks for reply.
For my 4 dof I will use n.2 sabertooth 2x32 that support only 2 motors for each.
At the moment just for testing I connect only 1 motor to my M1 saber 2x32.
So in simtools "interface output" I must set [A<Axis1>][B<Axis2>][C<Axis3>] or only [A<Axis1>]?
Other setting? in arduino?

Ok I'll will try and let you know. thanks for support