Ps2 remote controller with H bridge

Hello, I hope you can help me with this issue and that the forum did not get help with the H bridge … I want to achieve a simple contol motor forward and reverse. But I can not have any answers on the H bridge and remote control… Use a guide to this site on the cable connection with the H bridge and I still do not get any kind of response…

Remote control is the Lynxmotion with connector, the H bridge is based on the L298…

I need help please

Tips to get the best help.

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We are not mind readers, and we are not there at your location. You must post images, schematics, etc. We need more information.

Sorry…

Attached an image on the connections I am making between the connector and the bridge

I make the connection diagram and I have no kind of response on the engines…

The link of the paper is as follows

lynxmotion.com/images/data/dhb-v2.pdf
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Any help please!!! :frowning: :frowning:

Probably still need more information, like what you are connecting the board to, what software you are running, what power…

Kurt

Hello kurt… I’m trying to make the connection of the attachment figure, only the H bridge … I feed this bridge with 5 v and 7.2 v to the motors, in separate batteries… The chassis I use is the rover 5 …

Besides that, working with pic 16F628A to be more accurate … And yet I find a program to help me handle the remote control through the pic …

I appreciate your help on the subject

Additional information fail…

What information you need? I’m specifying all the features of my system… The accompanying diagram says it all, the cable connector for the remote control receiver and the H bridge, all of this to control a pair of motors… I use two sources discuss separately: one for logic and one for the motors… The chassis used is rover 5… For this show I do not use any processor such as botboard, arduino, atom, nothing at all…

Please indicate if you need something more… I just want to control the H bridge using the remote control, without using processors…

I hope your help my friend

I give up.

You want to control everything with a 16F628A, but you don’t want to use processors.

Good luck!

Start from the beginning…

I want to control the rotation of the rover 5, forward and reverse gear… Using Lynxmotion control that acquired on this page with its own receiver and cable connection…

I do not use processors. any type of processors, or pic, or anything like that, I just want control of the robot with something simple like that shown below

In this link are some guidelines for connection to certain devices…

lynxmotion.com/s-4-electronics-guides.aspx

Ok. I need is simple, according to the link above explains it to me in the connection of the double H bridge, below the link of the document:

lynxmotion.com/images/data/dhb-v2.pdf

Once the diagram does not get any response … I wonder if you can control the robot with this simple diagram?

I just need to know if is possible or not and that I would need to achieve what I want …

Any help would be appreciated… Please

The Dual H bridge is basically a set of switches that allow voltage to be applied to a load in either direction: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/H_bridge. The key here is something has to tell the H-Bridge what to do. So far I get the impression that you have hooked up your motors to the screw terminals and supplied power.

Looking at the PDF you mentioned, something needs to connect up to that 8 inch set of cables. At a minimum, you need to supply it with +5v and ground, plus you need something driving the A+, A-, B+ and B- lines. Optionally you may also want to connect the A enable and the B Enable. These IO lines need to have the appropriate signals to make it work correctly…

Likewise the PS2 and Cable need to plug into something. They also need software to drive it. More information on that can be found store.curiousinventor.com/guides/ps2

So the Short Answer is no you can not control your Rover with just an H bridge and a PS2 controller. You need something to tie them together, like lynxmotion.com/c-153-botboarduino.aspx or other Arduino like processor, or the Basic Atom Pro with the BB2, or many other different processor boards.

Kurt