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Camera Pinouts?
Hey all!
I just finally updated my code in order to use the camera (procrastination is bad). After reading through the code, it shows that Default_Routine(); is commented out. Above it shows that the PWM1,2 are used for the camera PAN/TILT. I don't remember if the camera has the servos plugged into that board, or if it were plugged into the robot controller. If it was plugged into the camera board, how would I make the camera work if I changed (tracking.h's) // By default, PWM output one is used for the pan servo. // Change it to another value if you'd like to use PWM // output one for another purpose. #define PAN_SERVO pwm01 // By default, PWM output two is used for the tilt servo. // Change it to another value if you'd like to use PWM // output two for another purpose. #define TILT_SERVO pwm02 to become // By default, PWM output one is used for the pan servo. // Change it to another value if you'd like to use PWM // output one for another purpose. #define PAN_SERVO pwm09 // By default, PWM output two is used for the tilt servo. // Change it to another value if you'd like to use PWM // output two for another purpose. #define TILT_SERVO pwm10 Isn't the Camera board controlling the servos? If the PWM09 and 10 are used, doesn't the cam board only use 1 and 2? Kind of seems weird to me.. I haven't got my hands on the cam yet.. Thanks!! |
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