Thread: Cmucam overheating
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Unread 22-01-2007, 22:16
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Re: Cmucam overheating
Do the green and red LED's stay on? and what is the outputs? without more info it would seem as though the servos are plugged into the wrong spot, thus getting a constant value of 127 or whatever you set the variables to. sounds like a problem I had last year, everything was perfect except when switching code versions (from the streamlined to bells and whistles) I forgot to switch the tilt and pan pwms, as I had done with the prior, thus they were stuck at a point.
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