Hey I have a small query… I am trying to connect a motor controller (Talon SRX) with Arduino. Can you give me some inputs regarding the same.
@Krishna The Talon SRX seems to accept CAN, serial and digital PWM input. Arduino can directly communicate via serial or digital PWM. If you don’t have any other serial devices, try that first. If you have multiple controllers or the serial lines are used, treat it as a standard RC servo and connect the input to digital pin and use the servo library.
hey…i want move stepper moto when a desired rfid tag value given and stops when it find the value .how can i program
@manoj You need a stepper motor, stepper motor controller, microcontroller, RFID reader and RFID tag. Programming the setup is entirely custom.
need help in powering up my servomotors. im working on a project which has 2 microservos (SG90) and 2 normal servos (3.2kgcm torque and 6 kgcm torque). the two microservos are working perfectly with the supply from the Arduino UNO but the 2 high torque servos are not working. need urgent help!!!
@Nebu Note that you should not be powering the servos directly from the Aruino’s pins. Your power supply needs to be between 4.8V and 6V and able to supply enough current for all servos. Check the spec sheet for details.
Dear sir I want to run my servo motor for only 4 sec using Arduino uno and by using LDr as an switch for activation of circuit please please and please guide accordingly for it …please sir also send meh the code for this please sir
@sheikh Saqlain Unfortunately we cannot provide wiring / custom code. We suggest taking a look at digital connections and the servo library.
I am making a crane
I am.planning to use a metal clip (ones used to hang clothes) as the grabber
Is it possible to code?
Thanks for the lesson! I’m a total newbie so please forgive my ignorance. I have a servo motor(it says EM95 on the back) which I would like to use for an automation project. I need the motor to rotate a certain angle, lets say 15 degrees once every 30 seconds. I am looking for an Arduino controller which I can connect to my computer using USB and run the servo motor. Are these standard controllers which are capable of controlling any servo motor? The motor that I have has 6 wires going in, and I don’t know anything else about it.
Thanks in advance.
@Raghav It sounds like an industrial servo (DC gear motor with encoder), you will need the appropriate motor controller (which can provide the current at the correct voltage), and connect the encoder (four of the wires) to the microcontroller.
HI…i have some doubt about servo control.when using servo for a for legged robot, do i need to constantly provide control signal to the servo so that it will hold it position?
@Iz Correct. That is normally why you use a servo controller which is separate from the microcontroller.
I want to use realtime (realtime created by REALTIME CLOCK DS1037) for control one led on or off in one day (ex: led on at 7AM and off at 18PM). But I don’t know to write code for this action. Can you help me.
@van linh Unfortunately creating custom code is beyond the scoope of the support we can provide. If you are using Arduino, there should be examples online to get you started reading the clock and activating a digital output.
what is the code
@shane pizza There is some sample code above, and you can now use the Arduino servo library which is now part of the software.
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