Delta_G:
You can always get the number of milliseconds that the board has been running with millis(). By using subtraction and some starting points you get the time points. Save them in an array. Later you can watch millis() to see how long it has been since some given starting point and at the times recorded in the array send the pulses.Thankyou , so all I have to do is learn the function millis() and could you please direct me somewhere where I can check the array part ? I am only familiar with the array method used in C++ programming and all. If there is an example with this syntax that you find proper, I would like to see it.
Also...
is this all possible with a single arduino? You know now what I am making so instead of making another question its best I ask here.Multiple movements, like forward + turn, can that be simultaneously recorded?
Sorry if these questions are invalid, its just I have to get this done myself.
Robin2:
I had been hoping you might also respond to the second paragraph in Reply #6 without needing to be asked specially....R
Yes, sorry I am a beginner , but thank you for your replies, at least I will get somewhere better.