def display_position(ser, joints, num_error_attempts):
"""
This example will display the current position of the specified axes whenever the
the ``ENTER`` key is pressed.
:param ser: The ``serial`` port to use.
:param joints: A list of servo IDs.
:param verbose: If True, status information will be printed. Default: ``VERBOSE``.
:param num_error_attempts: The number of attempts to make to send the packet when an error is encountered.
:returns: ``None``
"""
# Clear any data in the serial buffer
dynamixel.flush_serial(ser)
s = 'Press <ENTER> to display current position. Use q<ENTER> to quit.'
while True:
i = raw_input(s)
if i == 'q':
sys.exit(0)
vector = chain.read_position(ser, joints, verbose, num_error_attempts)
s = str(vector)
def display_position(ser, joints, num_error_attempts):
"""
This example will display the current position of the specified axes whenever the
the ``ENTER`` key is pressed.
:param ser: The ``serial`` port to use.
:param joints: A list of servo IDs.
:param verbose: If True, status information will be printed. Default: ``VERBOSE``.
:param num_error_attempts: The number of attempts to make to send the packet when an error is encountered.
:returns: ``None``
"""
# Clear any data in the serial buffer
dynamixel.flush_serial(ser)
s = 'Press <ENTER> to display current position. Use q<ENTER> to quit.'
while True:
i = raw_input(s)
if i == 'q':
sys.exit(0)
vector = chain.read_position(ser, joints, verbose, num_error_attempts)
s = str(vector)
def grip(ser, joint, incr, limit, velocity, verbose, num_error_attempts):
"""
This function will modify the angular position of the servo with the specified ID until
its measured torque exceeds a specified value. This is especailly useful for gripping objects,
as it allows objects of all sizes to be gripped.
:param joint: The servo ID of the joint to manipulate.
:param incr: The amount by which to increment (or decrement) the current angular position.
:param limit: The torque limit, in Dynamixel units.
:param velocity: The velocity at which to change the position.
:param verbose: If True, status information will be printed. Default: ``VERBOSE``.
:param num_error_attempts: The number of attempts to make to send the packet when an error is encountered.
:returns: The angular position at which the torque was exceeded.
"""
# The packet used to read the torque.
# This is the same each time it is set.
torque_packet = dynamixel.get_read_packet(joint, 0x28, 2)
# The initial angular position
val = chain.read_position(ser, [joint], verbose, num_error_attempts)[0]
# Loop forever
while True:
# Get the torque
resp = dynamixel.write_and_get_response_multiple(
ser, torque_packet, joint, verbose, num_error_attempts)
torque = resp.data[1] * 256 + resp.data[0]
if verbose:
print('Torque: {0}'.format(torque))
# Check the torque. If greater than the limit, return.
if torque >= limit:
if verbose:
print('Torque at limit!')
return val
# Otherwise, increment the angular position.
val += incr
if verbose:
print('Setting val to {0}.'.format(val))
vector = chain.make_vector([val], [joint], velocity)
chain.move_to_vector(ser, vector, verbose, num_error_attempts)
chain.wait_for_move(ser, [joint], verbose, num_error_attempts)
def grip(ser, joint, incr, limit, velocity, verbose, num_error_attempts):
"""
This function will modify the angular position of the servo with the specified ID until
its measured torque exceeds a specified value. This is especailly useful for gripping objects,
as it allows objects of all sizes to be gripped.
:param joint: The servo ID of the joint to manipulate.
:param incr: The amount by which to increment (or decrement) the current angular position.
:param limit: The torque limit, in Dynamixel units.
:param velocity: The velocity at which to change the position.
:param verbose: If True, status information will be printed. Default: ``VERBOSE``.
:param num_error_attempts: The number of attempts to make to send the packet when an error is encountered.
:returns: The angular position at which the torque was exceeded.
"""
# The packet used to read the torque.
# This is the same each time it is set.
torque_packet = dynamixel.get_read_packet(joint, 0x28, 2)
# The initial angular position
val = chain.read_position(ser, [joint], verbose, num_error_attempts)[0]
# Loop forever
while True:
# Get the torque
resp = dynamixel.write_and_get_response_multiple(ser, torque_packet, joint, verbose, num_error_attempts)
torque = resp.data[1] * 256 + resp.data[0]
if verbose:
print("Torque: {0}".format(torque))
# Check the torque. If greater than the limit, return.
if torque >= limit:
if verbose:
print("Torque at limit!")
return val
# Otherwise, increment the angular position.
val += incr
if verbose:
print("Setting val to {0}.".format(val))
vector = chain.make_vector([val], [joint], velocity)
chain.move_to_vector(ser, vector, verbose, num_error_attempts)
chain.wait_for_move(ser, [joint], verbose, num_error_attempts)