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Re: Motor that acts like a servo

Plug a Motor into a PWM Port.
Connect a Potentiometer between 10-100k to a Analog Input.
Wiring doesn't matter as long as the wiper goes to the White Wire (signal)
and you connect power and ground to the other remaining pins.

Then you have to link them mechanically and write in easyC a P.I.D. loop to control the whole deal. Check the White papers in CD Media under P.I.D. .
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