Hey, everyone I need help, I tried doing the same thing will a Arduino Nano and a Hi-tec HS-402X and every time after I upload the program, the servo just rotates continuously in a clockwise direction until it hits the physical maximum the servo can go and then just gets jammed in there until I power off the servo. Can someone please explain why this happens and how to fix it? I`m doing it exactly like in the video. I have also researched how to fix the problem with "writeMircoseconds" command but it does the same thing. Even the ardunio sweep examples does the same thing Thank you
Apparently the HS-402X responds differently to pulse width signals than a SG90. Disclaimer: I have no idea how to fix your problem, I just found this thread: forum.arduino.cc/index.php?topic=317905.0
Hey, everyone I need help, I tried doing the same thing will a Arduino Nano and a Hi-tec HS-402X and every time after I upload the program, the servo just rotates continuously in a clockwise direction until it hits the physical maximum the servo can go and then just gets jammed in there until I power off the servo. Can someone please explain why this happens and how to fix it? I`m doing it exactly like in the video. I have also researched how to fix the problem with "writeMircoseconds" command but it does the same thing. Even the ardunio sweep examples does the same thing
Thank you
Apparently the HS-402X responds differently to pulse width signals than a SG90.
Disclaimer: I have no idea how to fix your problem, I just found this thread:
forum.arduino.cc/index.php?topic=317905.0
Do you have to have it plugged into the computer, or does the circut board have memory?
This is my same UNO.