Easiest way you can change the values is through the portal.
Internal Memory questions...
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Re: Internal Memory questions...
It gets the values from internal memory! 
Easiest way you can change the values is through the portal.
Easiest way you can change the values is through the portal.
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Re: Internal Memory questions...
All the memory locations are in globals.h
You could use InternalMemory.read() or InternalMemory.write()
There is also read_int and write_int
Look at the InternalMemory files in the library. There is also a function for each value.
You could use InternalMemory.read() or InternalMemory.write()
There is also read_int and write_int
Look at the InternalMemory files in the library. There is also a function for each value.
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rimai
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Re: Internal Memory questions...
Let me see if I understand...
You want the halides to turn on first and actinics later? The opposite of what most people do?
You want the halides to turn on first and actinics later? The opposite of what most people do?
Roberto.
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Re: Internal Memory questions...
When you say "come back on"... the actinics should stay on through the metal halide cycle....
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Re: Internal Memory questions...
I think it'd be pretty easy to do what you want and leave it as internal memory so you'll have more control...
We just need to understand the desired affect. If Roberto doesn't chime in, I'll post something for you later.
We just need to understand the desired affect. If Roberto doesn't chime in, I'll post something for you later.
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