Mainpulating a servo
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In a message dated 5/3/2004 9:59:19 AM Eastern Daylight Time,
uebermenchens@a... writes:
> Is it possible to maipulate a servo to rotate 15 degrees per hour?
> If so how would I go about doing it??
>
Pulse your servo plus 1 from last pulse. In other words, pulse 775, 776,
777, and so on to determine how many pulses it takes to move your servo 15
degrees. Divide 60 minutes by the number of pulses and that will give you the
pause between pulses.
Sid Weaver
I2C on a BS2 platform.................
http://www.visualmuses.com/chipcircuit/index.html
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uebermenchens@a... writes:
> Is it possible to maipulate a servo to rotate 15 degrees per hour?
> If so how would I go about doing it??
>
Pulse your servo plus 1 from last pulse. In other words, pulse 775, 776,
777, and so on to determine how many pulses it takes to move your servo 15
degrees. Divide 60 minutes by the number of pulses and that will give you the
pause between pulses.
Sid Weaver
I2C on a BS2 platform.................
http://www.visualmuses.com/chipcircuit/index.html
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If so how would I go about doing it??
MArk
is very straightforward -- as an earlier post
explained -- but I don't think you can get
full 360 degree positioning this way.
If you are using a modified servo (for 'Bot
driving purposes) you'll need a position feedback
of some kind. Just be aware...
--- In basicstamps@yahoogroups.com, "uebermenchens"
<uebermenchens@a...> wrote:
> Is it possible to maipulate a servo to rotate 15 degrees per hour?
> If so how would I go about doing it??
>
> MArk