In run mode, use VelocityLimit to move the motor.

-Patrick

Yes, the issue was in the C library not the python library.

-Patrick

Hi,

This issue has been resolved in the latest release. Thanks for reporting.

-Patrick

Hi,

I'm looking into this now. I can recreate the issue.

-Patrick

We don't have UWP or ARM64 drivers for Windows at this time. UWP specifically requires some major rework of the library as we are using APIs not available in UWP, but we may do a release at some point.

-Patrick

The latest max externals are compiled for Apple Silicon - are you using the latest libraries?

-Patrick

1018_3B is the newest revision on the 1018, with different hardware, you can't upgrade to it.

Do you see the same issues on macOS 14?

I will try to reproduce your issue here.

-Patrick

Hi, Can you try installing the standalone control panel, and see if that helps? It uses a different type of kernel driver than the regular installer. Alternatively, the latest version of the 1018 (1018_3B) doesn't require a kernel driver at all, but this would require you to upgrade your hardware. T...

This means that WinUSB drivers aren't getting loaded as expected for some reason. I suspect an update issue. I recommend trying these steps:

https://community.silabs.com/s/article/ ... uage=en_US

-Patrick

After setting the DataRate, you can read it back to get the actual rate being used by the device.

-Patrick