Yes. If you find things are reversed just revisit the config and adjust to suit.

i have one more question about h-bridges i will control a 4wd rover with these i will use 2 to control to control 4 motors but i am not sure which motors to control which h-bridge what i am trying to say is there is 2 motors on the right and 2 motors on the left i will install 2 left motors to 1 h-bridge 2 right motors to another h-bridge shall install them like this or should i install 2 front motors to 1 h-bridge and 2 back motors to 1 h-bridge hope you understood what i am saying thanks

1 controller will control 2 motors. If you want all 4 motors independently controlled you will need 2 controllers.

If the motors would not exceed the rated current of the HBridge you may connect 2 motors per output however both would do the same thing.

i want to control my 4wd dc rover with 2 h-bridges but i am not sure which motors to connect which h-bridge there will be 2 motors on the front 2 motors on the back i will connect front motors to one h-bridge back motors to another first h-bridge ports will be

left trigger A D1 left trigger B D2 right trigger A D3 left trigger B D4

second h-bridge ports will be

left trigger A D15 left trigger B D16 right trigger A 17 left trigger B D18

problem is ez-robot gives movement controls to only one h-bridge i need a code to move both h-bridges at the same time

or can i use only one h-bridge to control 4 motors i dont want them move independently thanks

2 HBridges gets a little more complicated as you can only have one movement panel. There is a topic which is covering this, give the forums a search for "HBridge". I'll see if I can find it when I get more time too.

or can i use only one h-bridge to control 4 motors i dont want them move independently thanks

Put the left hand motors on the one output and the right on the other. Provided they don't exceed the 2.5A you will be fine.

one more question if i give more power to h-bridge would my motor spinn faster?