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View Poll Results: What is your favorite feature of the SD540?
Light Weight 25 20.33%
Low Cost 47 38.21%
Multi-Bank Option 31 25.20%
I do not like this product. 47 38.21%
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Re: SD540 Motor Controller

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Originally Posted by mindsensors.com View Post
...Brake/coast can be changed on the fly. There is a dip switch on the bottom that just needs to be flipped. You can also change direction.
I was more referring to changing the Brake/Coast state while the robot is in operation using a signal input.

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Is there a polarizing feature on this connector? Connectors of this type, with 16 pins generally don't fall out on their own but changing to one with latches would give added security...
Is there actually an associated connector that goes with the speed controller? Just looking at it, it looks like you're expected to just connect the 3-pin PWM and 2-pin limit switch cables directly into the port at their associated pins (like the front panel button/LED pinouts on a PC motherboard).
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