Hi there;
I'm trying to make my servo motor (tower 995) makes continuous rotation using raspberry pi pico w through Arduino code.
I read many codes, but I can not get that combination with the proper code (Arduino code + raspberry pi pico w + servo tower 995 + continuous rotation) ( I already made the hardware connection - and GP3 is my PWM pin).
can anyone help me?
Is your servo a continuous rotation model or have you modified it to be one?
What does that "Arduino code" look like? Usually we use C or C##. Set up the IDE for Your controller and compile.
For sorry, I discovered that now. It is 180 degrees rotation.
this is part of a code I found, it uses the library "servo.h"
You won’t get continuous rotation without modification then.
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ok, I found another one that is a continuous rotation. I will buy it soon as I do not want to modify the current one.
is there a ready code for it?
You can test it with the IDE servo example. +90 degrees will be full speed in one direction and -90 degrees will be full speed in the opposite direction. You may have to experiment to determine what number near 0 degrees is full stop.
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