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Controlling servos with labview (this is my first post)

Hi, thanks for looking. This is my first post so I don't know how chief delphi works very well.
First off I am having problems finding a tutorial explaining how to program the servos in the camera pan/tilt module to be controlled by the joysticks (in labview).
secondly, in the program I was able to put together, the servo was receiving a signal, but no power, even though the sidecar in indicating that it has 5v and 6v in. Sorry if anything was unclear, I'm new to this.

Thanks, Lead student programer, (n00b to labview robot programing) Austin Nordman.
 


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