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is there a possebility to use the ADC inputs for controlling a servo? i try the micro servo a,d a HDD from ez robot. that didn work.
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Control IoTiny with Synthiam ARC: 100MHz Cortex‑M4 Wi‑Fi IoT/robot controller-camera, servos, ADC, I2C and digital I/O for easy internet automation
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i forgot to tel i wanted to use continious servo's from ez robot on port v0 and v1
Hi Nomad, how are you and how is your new robot?
EzAng
hi ezang
waiting for parts.do you have any idea how adc ports work with continious rotation?
DJ example did not help?
here is another like from site:
https://synthiam.com/Community/Tutorials/Using-ADC-Analog-to-Digital-Ports-Commands-and-Controls-16283
oh does the adc only have 3 volts?
did you read the link I put on?
https://synthiam.com/Community/Tutorials/Using-ADC-Analog-to-Digital-Ports-Commands-and-Controls-16283
Steve said: Step 1. About the ADC ports. There are 8 ADC Ports on the EZ-B v4 numbered "A0" to "A7" that you can connect devices like analog sensors. Each ADC port contains three pins...
Ground: (output) located towards the centre of the board.
VDC: (output) The centre pin, regulated at 3.3 volts.
Signal: (input) The outermost pin from the centre of the board which reads the voltage between 0 and 3.3 volts.
The ADC ports are Configurable at 8-bit (0-255) or 12-bit (0-4095) in software.
In an ADC control found in the ARC software, such as "Read ADC", ADC reading intervals can be selected from 100 ms to 60000 millisecond analog values.
Analog readings are from 1 to 255 (0v to 3.3v) in 8 bit mode, or 0 to 4,095 in 12 bit mode.
read on
I have to leave now - maybe Ptp or DJ can help, sorry
ezang
yes i have the link
thanks
Ezang
you cant controle a servo with adc ports.
thanks