==== Operating robot arm to slide brick on the rail ====
On the "floor" of RoboArm laboratory there is a brick, which can be moved by using arm. The brick is placed in rail, which ensure linear moving only. Sending command to servomotors and stepmotors, students can move the brick.
=== Target group ===
This hands-on lab guide is intended for the Undergraduates.

=== Prerequisites ===
At the beginning, students should make both exercises for Beginners at this laboratory (controling stepmotor and servomotors). Additionaly students should understanding of working proximity sensors.

=== Scenario ===

  - using schematic, check ESP ports which I2C controlled,
  - using schematic, check ESP ports which DIR and STEP (stepmotor) controlled,
  - using schematic, check ESP port which servomotors signal controlled (PWM),
  - using schematic, check ESP port which proximity sensors controlled,
  - using documentation of sensor check registers of accelerometer,
  - using documentation check working of proximity sensor,
  - using display documentation check way for display digits on HD44780,
  - check I2C address for every device,
  - append programs from both previously exercises, which will can move stepmotor and servomotor,
  - find points (sending command to stepmotor and servomotor) in trajectory which to make way shifting brick
  - write the program loop which shifting the brick from left wall to right wall. After indicate brick near right wall, reverse direction of shifting.
NOTE: For reverse direction, end of arm has to move above the brick.

=== Result ===
Effect of running algorithm, can be observed via camera. Second way for acknowledge is observe signal from proximity sensors.

=== Start ===

=== Result validation ===
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=== FAQ ===
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When using the printed version of this manual please refer to the latest online version of this document to obtain the valid and up-to-date list of the FAQ.
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**Question?**: Answer.
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