GotRobbed
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Im experimenting with the Wall-e Big example on the ARC program and open up the modified servo Movement Panel and open up the config file. I attatched my left wheel servo to D13 and my right to D14. I hit the forward key, both wheels move forward but the left(D13)wheel servo seems to stutter. If I hit the reverse,or left or right keys both wheels(servos) work fine.
If I create a new project and do the same setup both wheels(servos) work fine...
My question is... that I would like to use the Movement Panel on the Wall-b example and dont have to create a wall-e program from scratch...So how can I fix the stuttering servo on D13? Do I use D12 or any other?
thanks
I'm experiencing the same issue & noticed that you can stop the stuttering by closing the Radar Scan window in the Wall-e big project. Maybe we need to have the Ping sensor & all other components/devices connected for the Wall-e big project for this to work properly?
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Hi DJ,
It's the WALL-E big example file that comes with the latest ARC.
And it stuttering? That's strange. I don't know why it would. The pulse width is posted on the servo page of the tutorial section. It is within spec. Is it stuttering because the Radar control is expecting a PING sensor, which isn't connected?
Try PAUSING the radar control and see if your movement stops stuttering
Pausing the radar control stops the stuttering... I was testing my wheel servos which is all I have hooked up. Pause and un-pause while operatiung the wheels and the stuttering will stop and start too.
Check the settings for the radar control. looks like it's not configured correctly for your hardware. Do you have a ping sensor? Is the right port selected? Do you have the servos in the correct ports? Etc