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Camera servo trouble
I know that you are supposed to connect the servos on the camera to the PWM ports, but for whatever reason, they don't work. Perhaps it has something with the program code. Do I need to write special code? I hooked up the servos to ports being controlled by the joystick, thinking that they would respond to the pulses, but without success. In fact, in furter trouble shooting, I discovered that the power pins on the PWM ports didn't even produce voltage! (from multimeter tests) The strage thing is, the victors still work on them....
If it's the wiring, could you suggest possible programming techniques please?  Demothesis |
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