how to move rx-10 servo motor

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how to move rx-10 servo motor

Postby zulkarnain » Fri Oct 21, 2011 8:45 am

hi all,
i have a problem about rx-10 motor servo,i already know all connection and instruction packet and status packet for this motor servo but i try to program and run,, but still this motor servo cant move, i hope someone can help me how to write instruction packet for this motor servo.
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Re: how to move rx-10 servo motor

Postby A380 » Mon Oct 24, 2011 1:19 pm

Hi, can you tell me what controller or board you use? Using C programming?
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Re: how to move rx-10 servo motor

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Re: how to move rx-10 servo motor

Postby zulkarnain » Mon Oct 31, 2011 12:47 am

A380 WROTE:Hi, can you tell me what controller or board you use? Using C programming?

i use picc compiller,i think ccs la, i use board form cytron,40 pins PIC Start-Up Kit Combo 1 .i try to program follow the intruction from the manual but the same result.

thaks cz help me.
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Re: how to move rx-10 servo motor

Postby A380 » Mon Oct 31, 2011 10:56 pm

zulkarnain WROTE:
A380 WROTE:Hi, can you tell me what controller or board you use? Using C programming?

i use picc compiller,i think ccs la, i use board form cytron,40 pins PIC Start-Up Kit Combo 1 .i try to program follow the intruction from the manual but the same result.

thaks cz help me.



From RX-10 user manual, by default the baud rate is 57600. Make sure your baud rate is correct. I ever tried for AX-12 but RX-10 is using 485 driving chip, wire connection a bit different. Can you show me your SK40C connection to RX-10?
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Re: how to move rx-10 servo motor

Postby zulkarnain » Tue Nov 01, 2011 7:17 pm

A380 WROTE:
zulkarnain WROTE:
A380 WROTE:Hi, can you tell me what controller or board you use? Using C programming?

i use picc compiller,i think ccs la, i use board form cytron,40 pins PIC Start-Up Kit Combo 1 .i try to program follow the intruction from the manual but the same result.

thaks cz help me.



From RX-10 user manual, by default the baud rate is 57600. Make sure your baud rate is correct. I ever tried for AX-12 but RX-10 is using 485 driving chip, wire connection a bit different. Can you show me your SK40C connection to RX-10?




i just connect this motor direct to pic port D+ and D-,can u sent ur phne number n emel to my emel,
this my emel, zulkarnain8788@hotmail.my

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Re: how to move rx-10 servo motor

Postby A380 » Tue Nov 01, 2011 9:43 pm

Hi,

That D+ and D- on SK40C is for USB, not for RS485. Please refer its user manual, http://www.crustcrawler.com/motors/RX10 ... ualpdf.pdf, page 13. You should have a RS485 driving chip between your connection. We should share the problems and solutions here, so that it can be referred back from others in future. Thanks.
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Re: how to move rx-10 servo motor

Postby zulkarnain » Tue Nov 01, 2011 10:23 pm

A380 WROTE:Hi,

That D+ and D- on SK40C is for USB, not for RS485. Please refer its user manual, http://www.crustcrawler.com/motors/RX10 ... ualpdf.pdf, page 13. You should have a RS485 driving chip between your connection. We should share the problems and solutions here, so that it can be referred back from others in future. Thanks.



hi,
thanks, i try to explre more detail about this, i just burn my program use a icsp to SK40C.

thanks.
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Re: how to move rx-10 servo motor

Postby ober » Tue Nov 01, 2011 10:56 pm

zulkarnain WROTE:i just connect this motor direct to pic port D+ and D-,can u sent ur phne number n emel to my emel,
this my emel, zulkarnain8788@hotmail.my

I think you mistakenly use D+ and D- for the communication, D+ and D- on PIC is referring communication pin for USB. What PIC model are you using?
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