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Synthiam
#9   — Edited

There is no invert for Auto Position - you use the degrees. So if one servo is 30, the invert of that would be 150. It requires you to do a little math:). I recommend using the fantastic The Robot Program episodes in the learn section of EZ-Robot's website for their product. It is also staring yours truly! Here's an episode that demonstrates how to do the math.

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Synthiam
#11  

Check out my edit to the previous post - the tutorial is super useful and fun because we teach the robot do DAB!:D

#12  

I tried it all for some reason it doesn't work. Any other suggestions? Thanks so much for all the help

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Synthiam
#13  

What do you mean it doesn’t work? Select the servo position that’s the direction and angle you desire. Inverted just means the max position - the desired position. I recommend watching the tutorial from above in detail and understanding the math. It’s simple subtraction (180-30 or 180-inverted position)

150 degrees is the opposite of 30 degrees.

130 degrees is the opposite of 50 degrees

177 degrees is the opposite of 3 degrees

and so on...

#14  

@Dj sures

When ever I go to power the servos the whole EZ-B will just shut off. That’s what I mean, it’s not working. It’s not a problem of amps because I have the servos wired up directly to my power supply.

I thought it was was shutting down because the servos were working against each other. so do you think it’s a problem with the servos not moving together or could it be something else?

thanks

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Synthiam
#15  

It is indeed power. Your power supply does not have enough amperage. Please follow the tutorials or use a proper power supply.