Controlling Servo Motor With IR Remote Using Arduino

[@VERIF1ED-USER-bot]

YOU'RE THE BEST ! NICE TUTS !!!!!!!

[@federicokikx5523]

EXCELLENT! IT IS POSSIBILE TO SAY TO THE SERVE THAT HE HAVE TU RUN FOR 10 SECOND IN ONE WAY , AND AFTER 10 SECOND IN THE OTHER WAY?THANKS E SORRY FOR MY ENGLISH...)

[@visuinoprojects]

Yes sure, look for my tutorial on how to run a dc motor for a certain time -10s, and you will learn how to apply it to this project

[@AAdnaanmtl]

Excellent 👍👍

[@360NOSCOPEguy]

is it possible to keep the code on the arduino? anytime i unplug it from my pc and connect it to the battery it forgets the code.

[@dudeguy_3609]

Im not sure, but I think you will need an e-prom.

[@visuinoprojects]

In this case you should use EEPROM to store the position and read it on start, search the web for "EEPROM Visuino" to see how it works

[@VERIF1ED-USER-bot]

Even if i unplugged it, the code is still there
in the microchip (not the microcontroller-board) the board has the ATMEGA2560

[@olmekolmek4653]

Super

[@mrgrand8626]

Can i adjust the code so when I press one time the motor rotates for a certain time?

[@visuinoprojects]

Yes sure, you can do anything. Add timer to it.

[@VERIF1ED-USER-bot]

@@visuinoprojects you can do it

[@gallulli-tz8xn]

how can i make it so the servo moves slower? pls answer

[@visuinoprojects]

You can use "Ramp to Analog Value" component before the servo component.