My new control board
My new control board
by Sonic
Wed Jul 04, 2007 8:27 am
I am having problems where the servos connect to my new board, below was the conversation I had with Tech support saying that the servo layout may be different to the old one.
I have the servo diagrams on the bottom left and right corners of board but I can't make any sense of it. If anyone has the same board and can do me a quick diagram, just which servo goes where (2 Shoulders and ledt arm seem to be in the right place as when I go to zero are correctly aligned.
Thanks to anyone who can help.
Graham,
good news today! I got your MR-C3024 ( broken, has been replaced under warranty) , your charger (checked , working ok) and you battery (also ok) on my bench and the parcel is on the return path.
Please check very carful the marks on your new control board you will get back, the position of the servo connectors might be different to your old boardt, so please identify first the S1..S16 marking on the board and connect the servos to the designated servo ports.
best regards
Olaf Wessels
I have the servo diagrams on the bottom left and right corners of board but I can't make any sense of it. If anyone has the same board and can do me a quick diagram, just which servo goes where (2 Shoulders and ledt arm seem to be in the right place as when I go to zero are correctly aligned.
Thanks to anyone who can help.
Graham,
good news today! I got your MR-C3024 ( broken, has been replaced under warranty) , your charger (checked , working ok) and you battery (also ok) on my bench and the parcel is on the return path.
Please check very carful the marks on your new control board you will get back, the position of the servo connectors might be different to your old boardt, so please identify first the S1..S16 marking on the board and connect the servos to the designated servo ports.
best regards
Olaf Wessels
Always Remember He's alive
by i-Bot
Thu Jul 05, 2007 5:57 pm
The photo appears to of the latest board and the pinout is according to page 42 of the manual. The engineer did say "might be different "
Your placement looks correct for the shoulders and the right arm.
Keep adding the other servos, and check they are OK in the motor control window. Strange servo positions may be caused by wrong alignment on the horns.
Your placement looks correct for the shoulders and the right arm.
Keep adding the other servos, and check they are OK in the motor control window. Strange servo positions may be caused by wrong alignment on the horns.
