@Boris... as Bob mentioned you need to set your servo to 90 so you have jaw movement on either side (open and closed)... The jaw doesn't have much range of movement... as I mentioned for me 50 is fully closed and 115 is wide open....

@richard

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@Boris 180 is open mouth for you?

With 180 is full closed

with 155 is open!

Boris

@Boris... sorry I meant 180 is closed for you.... It should be the other way around... 90 is the middle travel for the jawpistonV1.stl Meaning when the servo is set to 90 you should see the jawpistonV1 at around mid point of travel... Closed should be less than 90 (mine is 50) and wide open should be more than 90 (mine is 115 for safety)

Hi Richard,

but think about this info:

The MG996 is turning to the left

The HSB-9380 is turning to the right!

So i am wondering, that servos can turn to diffrent positions on the D9 connection

Other test!

I plugged a Hitec HS-311 @talking servo and funny its also turing to the right. I plugged a Hitec HS805BB @talking servo and also turing to the right! I plugged a Hitec HS-5070 @talking servo and again turing to the right! I plugged a EZ-Servo @talking servo and HERE its turning left! I plugged a MG996 @talking servo and HERE its turning left! I plugged a Corna DS929HV @talking servo and again turing to the right!

I remember first i had this HS-311 installed. I had this problem and then i post this article and then i change to the MG996 and everything was fine. This i also post to Steve G this time.

Now i change to a expensive Hitec servo and again the same problem

So again funny.

All Hitec servo turn to right

And MG996/MG995 and EZ-Servo are to the left!

Now i think its more the problem of the turning!

@DJ why Hitec Servos (4 diffrent Modells) are turing in the diffrent direction? your EZ-Servo and the MG996/MG995 in the other direction!

PS:

This Test i did with a new project - and only with the talkservo window - nothing else!

Boris

@Renta I've been experimenting with this control. I found that with the "Invert Direction" box checked - if the "Min" value is higher than 90 - the servo doesn't move. The closer the "min" value is to 90 - the less it will move. The "Max" value can be set anything higher than the "Min" value. Try setting the "Min" value to less than 90 and see what happens.

Hello Bhouston,

i will try it later, now i must go sleep some hours!

But thanx for your help and time. We hear us later!

Boris

Hello Bob!

Your Tipp with the Min/Max Values was perfect! I adjust in a strange way the servo in the "Advanced servo Config"

and then i could make the settings in the talking-servo like you said and now it works.

The Only strange is: the Max-Value between 100 and 137 - make NO reaction to the servo, but if i not make the Value between MIN and MAX from 55 to 137 - the mouth open not so nicly. But don´t think about this mystery - IT WORKS!

Look to the video - somebody wants to say thank you! (Funny info - the voice is a german voice! I must say he can speak very well english! Not so horrible like many our politicans ;-))

I'm glad to see it is working for you now. I don't know why a Min value above 90 would stop it from working - but now we know it does. Always happy to help out.