ORB360 Capture Documentation
  • ORB360 User Guide
  • Software
    • Installation
    • Machine Selection
    • Shoot Actions Page
    • Shoots
      • Create shoot
      • Edit shoot
      • Delete shoot
    • Looks
      • Create look
      • Delete look
    • Live Preview
      • Settings
    • Local Image Storage
    • Troubleshooting
  • ORB360 V3
    • Packing List
    • Frame Assembly
    • Base Assembly
    • Model ORB Light Assembly
    • Model ORB Assembly
    • Accessories ORB Assembly
    • Default Settings Model ORB
    • Default Settings Accessories ORB
    • Default Settings Video Model ORB
    • Video controlling the lighting and turntable
  • Model ORB V2
    • Assembly
    • Default Settings
  • Ghost Images
    • Ghost Styling Guide
    • Ghost Preparation
    • Ghost Setup
    • Ghost Templates
    • Ghost Example 1
    • Ghost Example 2
    • Ghost Example 3
    • Ghost Example 4
  • Accessories ORB V2
    • Assembly
    • Default Settings
    • Styling Kit
  • Camera
    • Camera Setup
    • 2D User Guide
    • White Balance
  • Computer Setup
    • Computer naming convension
    • Teamviewer Installation
    • Systems Settings
  • Video ORB V2
    • Modification
    • Assembly
    • Default Settings
    • Controlling the lighting and turntable
  • Advanced Settings
    • Arduino Commands
    • Old Software Settings
    • File Sharing LAN Network
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  1. Advanced Settings

Arduino Commands

The page explains how to control the ORB using the commandline system

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All of the ORBs are controlled using a command line system. The command line system is the same for all versions of the ORB. It doesn't matter whether you are using an Acceroires ORB V2 or Model ORB V3, the command structure is the same. The only differences are the values that can be stored by default.

How to connect to the ORB using Arduino:

Download Arduino:

  1. Open Arduino

  2. Go to Tools > Port

  3. Select the COM port, i.e. usbserial... If it does not appear check normal connection issues, replug the USB cable, power cycle etc

  4. Go to Tools > Serial Monitor

  5. A new window should appear

  6. Change the baud rate in the bottom right of the window from 9600 to 115200 You should see "ORDRE" in ASCII art

Once connected, you can type "help" and hit enter to get a list of the commands available

Common Commands

ORB V3 default video command capture,0,19680,300,0

ORB V3 default spin command capture,0,19680,850,72

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