smsmc3Utils does not move motors

Hello
I do not understand why engines do not move when I test them in smc3Utils.
I have the arduino program uploaded correctly in Mode2 since I use IBT2.
can anybody help me?

I have to send a new message to let me send photos, now I show you

The engines are from car wipers.
I know they work because with the X-Sim simulator they work perfectly for me.
and already make the change of wiring that corresponds with the SMC3.
thanks for answering so fast

The engines are from car wipers.
I know they work because with the X-Sim simulator they work perfectly for me.
and already make the change of wiring that corresponds with the SMC3.
thanks for answering so fast

I had some problem to make my motors moving at the beginning too,
the position of the sensor should be under the max limit and over the min limit (the red trend).

You can try this:
You click on Motor 1,
then, turn your potentiometer and check the green trend moving until it reach the center.
click on the button "On" of motor 1
in the bottom, in Out Mode, select Manual,
then, at the right of the trends, you can move the blue round: up or down to move the motor until his position (green trend) reaches the blue trend.

Now I do not understand, but all the engines have been turned OFF and it will not let me turn them ON
and the green line has fallen below the red one.

Ahora el motor 1 se mueve, pero solo en modo ascendente, luego no vuelve a su origen central cuando se ordena.

It's normal, when you cross the red line the motor has to stop, it's the limit of your motor. If you want to turn On the motor again, the position (green line: potentiometer) has to be between the two red trends. So you have to disassemble the potentiometer from the motor and turn it until the green trend is between the red trends.
If you want to make it easier you can increase the red trends by decreasing the "Max limits" and "clip input" to 0.

once the green trend is between the red trends you can turn on the motor.

Be careful that you are looking the good motor (if you turn the potentiometer and the green line doesn't move you may watch the wrong motor (you can only watch one motor at 1 time).

for the second picture you put, you don't choose manual in "Out mode" so I don't know what you could expect with "motion". Try to put manual and move slowly the blue trigger at the right of the trends.

Thank you very much for the help. As seen in the images, both Motor 1 and Motor 2 move but in a single direction. The Engine 3 I do not have it connected

ok, that's better, which card do you use to control your motors ? how did you configured it ? as you say it seems motors move in single direction only.
Another thing weird is that the position of the motor doesn't reach the position of the target. look at the picture, in my case target and position are in same position at the end. Which value is your potentiometer ?

Estoy usando una tarjeta arduino uno con los puentes en h IBT2. El código arduino es SMC3 en Modo2. Los sensores son de tipo hall.

I am using an arduino card one with the bridges in h IBT2. the arduino code is SMC3 in Mode2. the sensors are hall type

I'm using potentiometer so I dont't know exactly how it works with hall sensors but you may have to adapt the level to reach 5V in the input of the Arduino or map the value in the arduino code.
I don't know the H bridge but you may have to configure it to work in both way

I've already got the blue line to be placed exactly where I send it. now I send the code SMC3 so you can see the reason why it happens to you. and it is that the line marked in yellow was enabled. On the other hand I still can not get the engine to move in both directions

The line in yellow in your code is to enable the potentiometer scaling but to do it you need one more potentiometer to be connected to the arduino.
Could you measure the angle total travelled by your motor ? it seems to be a small angle, you can see on the picture I posted: the motor travelled around 45° in each direction.

I think you have to configure your H bridge but I don't know it so I can't help you with it.

yes, that moves 45º

Did you set up a 3-axis simulator?
I try to mount so that 2 motors move the seat and the other to move the structure and simulate loss of traction.
If so, what materials did you use and if necessary, I adapt to what you know works.
Thank you

In the last picture you motor seems to move in the 2 ways, is that working ?
I build a 2 DOF sim, you can look at it in detail here:
https://www.xsimulator.net/communit...-car-races-and-plane.12119/page-6#post-164166