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I guess I need an adapter or maybe I can simply wire the cable to fit better to my needs.
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1 option is to take 2 cables that use the 3 pin connectors and trim the corners so that they lay flush against each other and then solder the other end of these to one of the sides of the 6 pin cable that came with the camera, after you cut that cable in half. I did this for mine and it allowed me to fit the new camera cable through a small hole in the back of wall-e's eye socket. BTW, you can remove these pins from these connectors and then put them back in if you use something like an exacto knife or a small flat blade screw driver to softly lift on the plastic tab that is holding these cables in the connector.
It is very hard to put this all into words clearly as I am prepping for a major network outage today at work and my brain is somewhat scattered. If this isn't clear, ask specifically about what I didn't get through to you successfully and I will gladly try to make it more clear.
The wires I used were just standard hobby wires that had a 3 pin JST on one end and a 3 pin standard jumper style connector on the other.
Chris
@, D.C. , I think I understand what you are trying to say.
@Kamaroman, Hang in there. It will be a tremendous amount of work for both of us.
I have been in electronics since I was 8. I fixed my first TV when I was eight. I usually slap everything together and then double check it and then operate it.
Anthony has a better way of doing it. He slowly designs a super-pro looking product. Then he tests every little section before hooking up. Then it operates it. Usually, with me, I test things and they work individually, but not some much all at once. But, with the new EZB, we will see.
I am starting with an EZB 3 and an EZB 4. I have Two spare EZB4s to add to my robot if I need them. I am running windows7 now, but I also have windows8.1 and win9 is coming out soon.
wish me luck.
Mel
If you cant splice, solder or make our own extinction cables, where can we buy the type pre-wired cables DJ shows in his vid? They look like 5 wire servo cables but I've only Ben able to find 150mm 3 wire cables. There are a lot of people out there who don't want to fool around with making their own extension cords or have the skills to do it. It would be nice to know where ones like DJ shows in his vid can be found.
I've noticed that EZ Robot seems reluctant to point to other suppliers where parts can be bought that can interface with their system. Could this be that they may have planes to sell things like this in their store? It would be nice to either sell things like this that obviously help utilize EZ Robot components or at least describe the parts needed or where they can be found so we can find them ourselves.
If we add to much to the store right away, a $5 extension cable inventory issue could interfere or delay with shipping robots at this stage of our logistics process.