Servo connections
Just got a new servo, my first. There was no paperwork with it. Can someone
tell which are the power leads and which is the signal lead. Wires are red,
black, and white.
Thanks
Sid
Newzed@a...
tell which are the power leads and which is the signal lead. Wires are red,
black, and white.
Thanks
Sid
Newzed@a...
Comments
red ---> positive
black ---> ground
white ---> signal
Have fun!
Steve
<< Just got a new servo, my first. There was no paperwork with it. Can
someone
tell which are the power leads and which is the signal lead. Wires are red,
black, and white. >>
usually 6-volts, black wire is the common ground. Hope this helps.
Also, there should be a trade mark listing the manufacturer. If you can find
that then go to http://www.towerhobbies.com they list servo manufacturers
and other requirements.
Lester J. Snoderly
P. O. Box 303
Hooper Bay, AK 99604
Email: lsnoder1@a...
Web-address: http://www.ljstek.com
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> Just got a new servo, my first. There was no paperwork with it. Can
someone
> tell which are the power leads and which is the signal lead. Wires are
red,
> black, and white.
>
> Thanks
> Sid
> Newzed@a...
>
>
>
>Just got a new servo, my first. There was no paperwork with it. Can someone
>tell which are the power leads and which is the signal lead. Wires are red,
>black, and white.
>
>Thanks
>Sid
>Newzed@a...
Hi Sid -
I suspect you may need more than just a wiring description. Here is a whole
page of links, many down-under, for you to peruse. Go about 1/2 way down
the page for wiring r/c servos.
Regards,
Bruce Bates
>Just got a new servo, my first. There was no paperwork with it. Can someone
>tell which are the power leads and which is the signal lead. Wires are red,
>black, and white.
Sorry, my finger slipped off the mouse:
>http://www.vision.net.au/~timotsc/elecmod2.htm
>Thanks
>Sid
>Newzed@a...