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Re: Get Angle from Servo

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Originally Posted by DavisC View Post
Hello,

I am attempting to use a servo mounted on the robot that will spin with the claw so that I can get the correct angle of the claw after calibration.

I understand for writing the Servo angle uses the PWM Outs on the DSC. Is there a PWM channel that can be used to read the value of the servo as well?

Thanks,
Davis C
To be clear, you want to back drive the servo manually to a position to perform a "calibration" of the desired angle?
You can't read the position back through the PWM channel. You'll need to add a sensor here to accomplish this.
Describe your calibration process a little more and maybe we can offer some different options.
Also, you want want to make sure the servo is powerful enough to do the job (rotating a claw?). FIRST doesn't allow very powerful servos as their power supply comes from the DSC.
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