You can modify any FigureName by selecting it and choosing Channels pulldown/
ʻModify' command or by simply double clicking on the FigureName you want to change.
Creating some output channels........
If you donʼt foresee ever using analog functions, then only create the digitals. If you
donʼt foresee ever using digital functions, then only create the analogs.
Open the Channels pulldown/Channels List dialog (if it isnʼt already opened).
First select (highlight) one of the figures that you have created. As a shortcut we will
then create eight digital channels followed by two analog channels by using the Chan-
nels pulldown/ʻCreate Multiple...'. This command will ask you for the number of analog
and digital channels you want to create. To keep things simple, select ʻzeroʼ analog and
ʻeightʼ digitals. Repeat the same steps but now select two analogs (eight bit resolution)
and zero digitals to be created.
This should have resulted in eight digital output channels addressed at 0.0 through
0.7, and two 8 bit resolution analog channels addressed at ʻ1ʼ and ʻ2ʼ. The analog chan-
nels will be used for the two ServoMotor outputs. They will all have the ʻdefaultʼ names.
The channels you have created are inside the ʻfigureʼ folders you previously created
(you did highlight the figures before creating the channels, didnʼt you?) To see the
channels you need to ʻopenʼ the FigureName. Left mouse click on the '>' at the left of
one of the FigureNames. This will open up the FigureName (the '>' turns into a 'V') so
you can see the channels within it. You can ʻcloseʼ a FigureName by clicking on the 'V'.
You can also create analog and digital channels one at a time by using the Channels
pulldown/ʻCreate Analog' or Channels pulldown/ʻCreate Digital'. If you select one of the
FigureNames you have already created, any output channels you create will be added
to this folder.
Name those channels........
You can modify any figure or channel by selecting it and choosing Channels
pulldown/ʻModify' command or by simply double clicking on it. You can then set the de-
fault levels for analogs (or ʻonʼ or ʻoffʼ for digitals), and the FigureName and figure as-
signment for a channel. PC•MACs wonʼt let you change an address to overlap with any
other existing channel. Leave the analog resolution at eight bits and donʼt modify the
address or bit number (digitals functions only) just yet.
You can use the ʻNextʼ/ʼLastʼ Buttons to view and edit the next or previous output
channel.
Close the Channels List by using the ʻCloseʼ box in the upper right corner or Chan-
nels pulldown/ʻHide Channels List' command.
Saving your show........
At this point it is time to save the work you have done so far. Because this is a new
show, the show remains ʻUntitledʼ. You can find the ʻSaveʼ command under the File
pulldown/ʻSave'. The first time you save a show, it will ask you for a ShowName. If you
want to save any show under a different name, you can always use the File pulldown/
ʻSave as...' command.
You should save the show often enough that you wonʼt get really pissed off if the
computer was to crash.
Editing your show........
If you have already moved the channels you want to edit over to the OffLine window,
you can skip the next step and open the OffLine window directly. Do this by pressing the
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