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Why does the 1-bit MUL module in the program have only one input connection? Is there anyone else who can help take a look at the logic behind that point-motion increase module in Figure 2? Can’t view the help files because of a password? Also, in the 3rd diagram, if that program doesn’t have any output pins, does that mean the program is invalid? Thank you all
I spent a long time looking at the help documents; most of them contain descriptions of various modules. Some of the connections between modules are shown as dashed lines, while others are shown as solid lines. What does that mean? Some comparison or arithmetic modules should multiply int1 by int2, but int2 is not defined in the module? Some of the option checkboxes for parameters inside are gray and cannot be selected, while others can be selected. What does this mean? Experts, please help me out; I’m a beginner using the 700 system
Did I post in the wrong section by manually setting it as pinned?
Since I can’t see the indication of your position, I can only answer based on the diagram. Figure 1: The MUL module should be IN1*IN2; IN2 should be a fixed value. You can open the module to view the pin parameter values ; Figure 2: The modules defined by the individual are difficult to understand; the meaning of the pins is unclear. It is recommended to consult the programming staff ; Figure 3: If there is no output, it’s useless; you can ignore it or delete it
If you enter debugging mode, you can see the value inside in; by checking if it matches that value, you’ll have a rough idea