Changes for page FlowArm LSS

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37 37  * Servos have been assembled in correct orientation (as per assembly manual)
38 38  * Servo offsets have been updated if necessary (see procedure below).
39 39  
40 -== Connecting via USB ==
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41 +Complete the Setup:
41 41  
42 -The simplest way to connect is directly using the [[LSS-Adapter>>doc:servo-erector-set-system.ses-electronics.ses-modules.lss-adapter-board.WebHome]] (or any RS232 to USB interface). Here are the steps you need to follow in order to set this up. Follow the steps below:
43 +* [[doc:.lss-flowarm-setup.WebHome]]
43 43  
44 -1. Connect the USB cable to the LSS Adapter board on your robot
45 -1. Plug the USB connector into the PC
46 -1. Connect your LSS to the LSS-Adapter with the Lynxmotion cable
47 -1. Connect the power to the LSS Adapter via the yellow XT60 plug
48 -1. Power on the robot (On/Off switch)
49 -1. Start the LSS FlowArm software
50 -1. Select the type of LSS Arm you are using (3 DoF / 4 DoF)
51 -1. Select the appropriate COM port from the drop-down list & the baud rate (115200)
52 -1. The software sends a query to servo ID1 and once a reply is received, it determines connection has been established.
53 -
54 -== Connecting via Bluetooth ==
55 -
56 -If you have purchased a Bluetooth module which is in XBee format, ensure to have the right baud rate on your bluetooth adapter, the default is 115 200 for the LSS.
57 -
58 58  = Interface =
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60 60  [[image:lss-flowarm-size.jpg]]
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