Programming a Digital servo
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I know Paralax sells digital servos for se with the basic stamp line.
I'm inquiring about using another digital servo with the basic stamp.
It is a digital servo made by Hitec. This servo is programmable
(center, end stops, and center dead band.) I was wondering if the
stamp could actually program it. I know this may be a weird question,
but I though i would ask.
Does anyone know?
Thanks for the help,
James Long
I'm inquiring about using another digital servo with the basic stamp.
It is a digital servo made by Hitec. This servo is programmable
(center, end stops, and center dead band.) I was wondering if the
stamp could actually program it. I know this may be a weird question,
but I though i would ask.
Does anyone know?
Thanks for the help,
James Long
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modifying servos -- I believe the HITECH is
one he documents.
Actually, I believe most servo's have the rule
that 1 mSec is all the way left, 2 mSec is all
the way right, and 1.5 mSec is in the middle.
As long as they use a normally low line, pulsed
high for 1.5 mSec every 20 mSec to hold center,
(or some pulse arrangement like that) the
BS2 should be able to work with it. Use the
PULSOUT command.
--- In basicstamps@yahoogroups.com, "jelongus" <propellanttech@c...>
wrote:
> I know Paralax sells digital servos for se with the basic stamp
line.
> I'm inquiring about using another digital servo with the basic
stamp.
> It is a digital servo made by Hitec. This servo is programmable
> (center, end stops, and center dead band.) I was wondering if the
> stamp could actually program it. I know this may be a weird
question,
> but I though i would ask.
>
> Does anyone know?
>
> Thanks for the help,
>
> James Long