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Servo Motor Trouble
Hey, we have been having trouble with servo motors. i have been reading and i found out that we need a jumper. can someone please tell me what that is? any help is appreciated. Thanks!
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13-02-2012, 19:35
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Re: Servo Motor Trouble
What are you trying to connect them to?
EDIT: Silly me, I realize now what you are talking about. On the sidecar next to the pwm out connector there are two pins. For servos, these need to be bridged. The jumpers are what are on hard drives and such. Look like these Last edited by BrandonGlatz : 13-02-2012 at 19:38. |
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13-02-2012, 19:37
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Re: Servo Motor Trouble
we are connecting the servo to the PWM connection ports.
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13-02-2012, 19:47
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Re: Servo Motor Trouble
Thanks, but are those included in the kit of parts?
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13-02-2012, 20:12
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Re: Servo Motor Trouble
KOP checklist page 17:
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