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Re: Jumper Connections

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Originally Posted by Lord Byron View Post
The same 5 volt connection that is used to power the camera?
We considered that, but the fact that it was already connected to something and that it was 5 volt (not 6 volt as said in the manual) convinced us otherwise.
It sounds like you are asking where to connect the servos, not the camera.

Each servo connects to a PWM port on the Digital Sidecar. Then a jumper is installed to connect the two pins next to the PWM port together. For each servo you need a jumper on the two pins adjacent to the PWM.
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