Using multiple pull-up resistors for buttons with the Maestro

I am about to try to set up a push button on mini12 channel servo controller
I am going to try to use 4 push switch to control 2 servos each.
Do I need to put a pull-up resistor on each switch or one for all 4?

Hello.

Yes, you need a pull-up resistor for each switch. If they share a pull-up resistor, they will all be pulled down when one of your switches is pressed.

- Grant

Thank you for your reply and i think i have it all working correctly now .
could you tell me if there is a way to get Sequences playing over the top of each other as at the moment it has to wait for the first button press to finish before the next will start.
also do you know if i can set it so the first press of a button opens the servo and the second would close them .
if you can what would the script for that look like.
sorry very new to this
any help would be great
many thanks
Mason

Hello.

We have some example scripts using buttons in the user’s guide that you might be able to modify and use. However, I don’t think you would be able to have the Maestro respond to a second button press while still responding to the previous button press. The sequencer does not have the capability to do something like that, and since the Maestro scripting language does not support interrupts it not very practical to do something like that. I also do not know of any examples that might help you.

- Grant