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19	19	== Connection ==
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23	23	1. Select your COM port in the drop down menu.
24	24	1. Click on the "Connect" button.
25		-1. In the "Select ID" drop down menu, you will find all the LSS-P actuator connected. Select the desired ID, the interface is now displaying and controlling that single actuator.
	25	+1. In the "Select ID" drop down menu, you will find all the LSS-P actuator connected. Select the desired ID, the interface will then display and control that single actuator.
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27	27	The software will communicate with all the actuator connected to the CAN bus from the first actuator USB however only one at a time can be selected. Some functions are available as well using the "254 - All Servos" selection like the "Custom Actions" or "Free format command".
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29	29	== Status ==
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31		-[lorren Ipsum]
	31	+[[image:LSS-P-Config-Status.png]]
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	33	+This is a section to directly give information to the user on what's happening with their actuator.
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	35	+1. Position of the actuator including any adjustment to the Origin Offset.
	36	+1. Status of what the actuator is currently doing. (A list of the different statuses is available HERE)
	37	+1. Errors that are happening. (A list of the different errors is available HERE)
	38	+
33	33	== Query ==
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35	35	[lorren Ipsum]

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