New Robonova
by Asko
Thu May 18, 2006 11:19 am
Hi
Yesterday evening I had time to go on with that blinking blue light. I put 47 k resistors midle separed servo cords as I told there before.
I have a foto of it, but Ican't put it here.
Now he is not blinking any more and Ir-remote works very good and I did not have to solder enyting to the prosessor card.
Yesterday evening I had time to go on with that blinking blue light. I put 47 k resistors midle separed servo cords as I told there before.
I have a foto of it, but Ican't put it here.
Now he is not blinking any more and Ir-remote works very good and I did not have to solder enyting to the prosessor card.
by bauermech
Mon May 22, 2006 8:13 am
Like Asko says, there's no need to solder to the card...
I used 51k resistors (color coded as green, brown, orange, then gold).
S11 refers to the servo port 11 on my MR-C3024, but any free servo port's center pin will work. The brown wire is common ground, so the same holds true w/ it... any gound pin will work.
It's all encased in adhesive-lined heat-shrink tubing, but hopefully you can make out the routes.
I used 51k resistors (color coded as green, brown, orange, then gold).
S11 refers to the servo port 11 on my MR-C3024, but any free servo port's center pin will work. The brown wire is common ground, so the same holds true w/ it... any gound pin will work.
It's all encased in adhesive-lined heat-shrink tubing, but hopefully you can make out the routes.
