PLCLIB for Arduino- need help in understanding how to use with Servo library

[IconicPCB]

Anybody have any experience with the above libraries.

Am having problems in driving Servo while using  the PLC library.

Any hints welcome... please....

[ajb]

It would help if you described what sorts of problems you're experiencing and what troubleshooting steps you've taken thus far.  Also what hardware you're using--"Arduino" isn't terribly specific in that respect these days.

As a shot in the dark, I would guess that the two libraries are trying to use the same timer(s).

[IconicPCB]

I am trying to use PLClibrary to resolve some control issues and the result of the decisions leaves me with three options each calling for a positional servo outcome.
PLC library does not of itself offer analog variable processing other than analogue read , PWM and Servo outputs.

All would be fine if only a single value needed to be passed to the Servo library ...however making a selection of one of three variables does not seem possible precluding a degree of automation.

PLC library relies on scanVariable whose content is valid immediately after the evaluation of the "rung".
I have tried saving content of the scanVariable immediately post the evaluation with no joy,

[Bruce Abbott]

All would be fine if only a single value needed to be passed to the Servo library ...however making a selection of one of three variables does not seem possible precluding a degree of automation.

servo.write() takes a single parameter - the angle to set the servo to. What do your three variables contain, and why do you need to 'make a selection of one' of them?

[IconicPCB]

The three variables each contain a servo position.
The position is selected on outcome of  combinations calculated by PLC library ( https://github.com/wditch/plcLib )
Unfortunately the original website  www.electronics-micros.com has gone belly up precluding me form reaching the author of the library.

[Bruce Abbott]

The three variables each contain a servo position.
The position is selected on outcome of  combinations calculated by PLC library

Still not clear. How do you choose which position to use? Rather than continuing this guessing game, post your code so we can see what you are trying to do.

[phil from seattle]

I second the point about lack of clarity. Have you looked at the PLCLIB source code?  You have it on your machine.

[IconicPCB]

Apologies for no response..day has been full and i am yet to hit the sack.
I hope to be able to get back to you with a clearer statement and sample code..