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4. a single position at a tilt of -90°, known as Nadir
5. a single position at a tilt of 90°, known as Zenith
and assuming the Start Level position, as in the image above, this pattern
can be programmed with the following MSS:
SL,0x12,45x12,-45x12,N,Z
Breaked down, you'll recognize the description above:
● SL: Start Level
● 0x12: at a tilt of 0°, one row of 12 positions
● 45x12: at a tilt of 45°, one row of 12 positions
● -45x12: at a tilt of -45°, one row of 12 positions
● N: the Nadir position
● Z: the Zenith position
Assuming that the angles of rotation are 45°, 90°, and 180°:
● To go from parked to level and back, you can use
● And to go from level to raised in one go, use
go back to level position.
NOTE. On the Configuration page, there is also a checkbox that establishes
if the left is left, or the left is right, regarding the movements when the
buttons are pressed. You might want to change its status if you prefer a
particular behavior over the other.
There are also two codes ‒ 2313< and 2323< ‒ for changing the direction of
rotation if it is done using the left/right/up/down buttons, without the need
to access the Configuration page.
If you notice that instead of a 90° rotation, MECHA seems to rotate more or
less, the cause could be a wrong setting regarding the type of the rotators
you use. The rotators can be set either on the Configuration page or using
special codes.
Considering the script:
SL,0x12,45x12,-45x12,N,Z
let's see how it can be modified in different situations.
MECHA C2 User's Guide v.02.5
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