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servo on DS
Is possible to use the digital outputs on the Driver Station to control a servo? And if so how could i do this through Labview?
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01-16-2009, 01:32 PM
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Re: servo on DS
Servos require a PWM signal, but the DS digital outputs don't naturally produce a signal like that.
The DS update rate is too slow for our code to brute force a PWM signal.
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