hi, any suggestion? my servos are too wild and shaky, Is it because I used 10k ptentiometers? And I wanted it to save it in EEPROM, but i don’t have any idea about it. So I was thinking if you have any refrence you could share to me? thank you
hi, any suggestion? my servos are too wild and shaky, Is it because I used 10k ptentiometers? And I wanted it to save it in EEPROM, but i don’t have any idea about it. So I was thinking if you have any refrence you could share to me? thank you
When I upload the sketch it says I am low on sram memory and the robot may not function. I am using a DFrobot Arduino Rev 3
The actual message is “Low memory available, stability problems may occur.”
Could I delete some of the program, I am using the sketch from the website above
The original robot used a Arduino Pro Mini, I have a 5 volt 16 Mhz but don’t have a board or connector to hook it to my computer, plus the sram is only 2k the same as the DFrobot Arduino Rev 3
When I am using the DFrobot Arduino Rev 3 the robot tries to function,
but the operation is hit and miss, sometimes it does something and sometimes it doesn’t. I’m not sure what the 2 push buttons on the board do.
I have wired in a store/play button and a pause switch.
low memory is not a problem. if the led goes on and stop your work, just reset the code using the reset button.
the button connected to pin 6 is to teach the arm. if you click it once it will memories the position. if you click it twice it will go to playmode and will repeat what you taught in the same order.
the button connected to pin 4 is like a pause button. it stops all activities.
3 things, firstly, will a mechanoid robot arm, with 4 parts of course, work?
Secondly, will an arduino nano work?
And thirdly, any tips, like code changes or schematic problems, please let me know, thanks!