It is not clear to me what you are trying to do, but it sounds like you are confusing the two different things I was suggesting. Are you trying to run your own custom sequence right now or just use the unmodified example from the Arduino library? If you are trying to run your own sequence, you shouldn’t be deleting the sequence you just generated in the Maestro script.
To be clear, there are steps for those two options:
Running the Script.ino example from the Maestro Arduino library to check that communication between the two devices is working:
- Copy and paste the script from the Script.ino comments into the “Script” tab of the Maestro Control Center and apply settings.
- Upload and run the unmodified Script.ino example to the Arduino.
Running your custom sequence created in the Maestro Control Center “Sequence” tab using the restartScript() command from the Maestro Arduino library:
- Create your sequence in the “Sequence” tab of the Maestro Control Center.
- Click “Copy all Sequences to Script” and apply settings.
- Send the
restartScript()command from the Arduino with an argument specifying which subroutine to start at.
If you are not comfortable writing your own Arduino sketch from scratch, you can use the example and delete the maestro.restartScriptWithParameter(1, 2000); line of code like I mentioned in my previous post.
Brandon