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CMUCam Servos not Responding on Robot
Well, We've read the code inside and out. We've read every thread, dealt with power issues, calibrated it in LabView, and have finally gotten it to recognize the target on the robot using the RC. However, we can't get the servos to move. We have loaded the no frills camera.hex file. In the terminal window it shows the processor commanding the servos but they won't move. We have them connected to the default PMW sources PMW1 and PMW2. Any ideas.
Kevin - Team 1734  Kevin Rigby |
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