Ezb V3 Software For Windows 10?

Success!!

thank you!!

more pics to follow!

Good morning all!

I'm able to connect the v3 to the ezb software. Thanks for this!!

I'm running into another issue.  When I try to connect a servo, horizontal or vertical or even a movement control, the servo isn't recognized.

The image that comes up when selecting a port is a v4 not a v3. So I'm assuming the ports aren't "lining up" as there are different number of ports. Is there any way to select a v3 instead of a V4 when selecting a servo port?

I have done a lot of reading on this. I just cant find anything.

Thanks in advance.

Port D0 on a v3 is port D0 on a v3 is port D0 on an arduino is port D0

Port d0 is port d0 on all devices

Port d1 is port d1 on all devices

Please do not dismiss the log file that is popping up on your computer. There is an error explaining the problem... How are you powering the v3? It needs more amps for your servos - because it's rebooting it seems.. oops!

Quote:

2020/01/11 22:58:37 -08:00Firmware 'EZ-B v3 Native Firmware' on 'EZ-Robot EZ-B v3' supports the following capabilities:

• ADC with 8 Bit resolution
• Read/Write Digital I/O Ports
• I2C Master
• PWM Duty on digital ports
• PWM servos on digital ports
• PWM servos on digital ports can release their position
• Servo speed for PWM servos on digital ports
• Transmit Uart TX on all digital ports
• Adjustable I2C clock speed
• Ultrasonic Ping distance sensor support
• Native Bluetooth Connectivity from ARC

2020/01/11 22:58:37 -08:00Setting i2c rate: 100000 2020/01/11 22:58:37 -08:00Connected 2020/01/11 22:59:45 -08:00Disgard incoming buffer of 1 Bytes (This usually means your EZ-B requires more power or the communication is unstable) 2020/01/11 22:59:45 -08:00Disgard incoming buffer of 1 Bytes (This usually means your EZ-B requires more power or the communication is unstable) 2020/01/11 22:59:50 -08:00Disgard incoming buffer of 2 Bytes (This usually means your EZ-B requires more power or the communication is unstable) 2020/01/11 23:00:00 -08:00Disgard incoming buffer of 1 Bytes (This usually means your EZ-B requires more power or the communication is unstable) 2020/01/11 23:00:00 -08:00Disgard incoming buffer of 1 Bytes (This usually means your EZ-B requires more power or the communication is unstable) 2020/01/11 23:00:25 -08:00Disgard incoming buffer of 1 Bytes (This usually means your EZ-B requires more power or the communication is unstable) 2020/01/11 23:01:12 -08:00Disconnected

Oh geez!!!

I went straight to the tutorials and just started reading.

The whole time the log is telling me it's my battery!

D'oh!!

I'm using a 7.2v 2200mah ni-MH battery pack. I have a 12v battery I'll try shortly.

Nope actually my other battery is a 7.2v 3000mah ni-MH too. So....what voltage do I need?

That should be enough but the v3 has an onboard voltage regulator - and that doesn’t like too many servos.

Try it with only one servo connected to the v3 and no other peripherals

Try this new beta: https://synthiam.com/Products/Releases/Beta-Release-2020-01-12-00-19000

I noticed the i2c set speed capability on the v3 was being set. That might help actually

Will do!

I'm charging the batteries now. I'll post updates as soon as they've charged.

Thank you again for your time and help.