Ok. nobody answered, so i do it myself. 

so the problem was , that it is nowhere described how to controll continues 
servo (the 360-servo in which PWM controlls not angle, but speed and direction) 
with PDUINO.
as no one answered this post i suppose - nobody knows it, or doesn't care )) 
Hans-Christoph Steiner (author of PDuino) wrote to me, that he is not working 
with arduino for a long time. 
Here's what i had to find experimentally. 

1) need to switch pin to servo-mode in pduino interface
2) after that you can use pduino's servo-slider to experimentally find the 
proportions in which your servo is controlled, but doing it slowly and 
gradually. 
3) then most probably you will need to send to the [arduino] abstraction the 
analogue messages like [ analog 7 0.88 ( - in my case i use 7th pin to control 
the FS5103r speed and direction.. some of the values will mean STOP.. and 
higher and lower this value will mean forward and backward.. 
4) and all the changes should be gradual, but not jumping values, because the 
jumpings are too fast for the comport - that was the reason of it's overloading.
5) this means, that if you will need to change speed - you will need to use 
[line] object and find the appropriate speed of the ramp experimentally. 
6) in case of pduino it also means that you can't do a thing like: going one 
way with high speed <-> going back with high speed.. because you can't switch 
speed immidiatly and always need to go through a STOP-value ..  don't know if 
it is common for the comport and all continues servos.. 

thanks 


Mon, 15 Sep 2014 06:19:06 +0400 от Фывапр Олджэвич <tofuc...@inbox.ru>:
>Dear List . 
>
>I'm trying to control Servo FS5103r (continuos rotation servo) with PDuino 0.5 
>via Firmata which was included into Arduino 1.0.4. . I use PureData 42.5. 
> 
>I can't understand how to controll this servo. 
> 
>When i just send to the digital outpin 0 and 1 every 20 or 10 milliseconds - i 
>can control the direction of the motor (forward and backward), but it is very 
>unstable. Finally it ruins comport with 
> 
>[comport]: WriteFile:GetOverlappedResult error: 31
>[comport]: WriteFile:GetOverlappedResult error: 1167
> 
>If i switch the pin to SERVO-mode in PDuino interface - the motor just starts 
>to go in one direction (slowly) .. and i don't know how to turn it to another 
>direction or how to switch it off.. 
> 
>Is there any tutorial on how to control servos with the PDuino ?
> 
>Thanks !
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