Hi,

      I'd would like to control with a PERL script a little motor linked on my serial port on which will stand a cam or anything else.
  Thus, in order to do such a thing, i have read all that i could find in the monastery gates, because this thema have been approached two times, but my main problem was not resolved.

 -  In fact, i'm not able to control the run time ... for instance, i don't know how to say it to operate during five seconds.
 -  Then, I would like to control it with the keyboard or a pad, but the same question came to me. What kind of binary wefts must i send to control it during the same time i have pressed a key ?

Thanks a lot, if you can help me or give a link, a clue ...

In reply to How can i control emitting time of wefts on serial port ? by DarkGoth

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