On my Raspberry Pi I have code written in Python that control engine on my vehicle. I control engine by GPIO. It works but the problem is that when I set io to go and then I set io to change direction it stops. Why it cannot do two things in one time? This is my code:
import RPi.GPIO as io
import time
import serial
class TankManager:
pLeft = 0
pRight = 0
turnBarrel = 0
liftBarrel = 0
def __init__(self):
io.setmode(io.BCM)
def goahead(self, speed):
if(speed > 25) : speed = 25
io.setup(12, io.OUT)
TankManager.pLeft = io.PWM(12, 2.2)
TankManager.pLeft.start(1)
io.setup(13, io.OUT)
TankManager.pRight = io.PWM(13, 2.2)
TankManager.pRight.start(1)
io.setup(20, io.OUT)
io.output(20, False)
io.setup(21, io.OUT)
io.output(21, False)
return
def gostop(self):
if 'pLeft' in globals():
TankManager.pLeft.stop()
if 'pRight' in globals():
TankManager.pRight.stop()
io.cleanup();
return
def turnright(self):
io.setup(12, io.OUT)
TankManager.pLeft = io.PWM(12, 2.2)
TankManager.pLeft.start(1)
io.setup(21, io.OUT)
io.output(21, False)
return
def turnbarrelstop(self):
if 'turnBarrel' in globals():
TankManager.turnBarrel.stop()
io.cleanup();
return
And for example when I make turnbarrelstop the tank stop barrel but it stop going too. Maybe the reason is that I call io.cleanup() ? And it stop all GPIO signals? I want to stop barrel but without stop going tank.