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6dof project with low cost wiper motors and 24V IBT-2

Discussion in 'DIY Motion Simulator Projects' started by SteULM, Jan 12, 2022.

  1. luu trung

    luu trung Member

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    hi. so you have 3 usb wires connected to 3 different ports of the computer? don't use usb hub?
    in smc3 how do you set smc3 to receive 3 ports. i am wondering about this. can you guide with pictures or clips.
  2. SteULM

    SteULM Active Member

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    No I have a usb hub where I connected the three arduinos. In smc3 you have to connect one port at a time by specifying the connection in the cfg file.