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Larsi
Member Since:
May 10, 2008
Gender:
Male
Country:
United States
Organizations:
Program of Computer Graphics (Cornell University)
Current Role:
Research Support Specialist III
Spoken Languages:
English, German
Programming Languages:
C/C++, Java, JavaScript, Perl, Python, Assembly
Schools and Universities:
University "Otto von Guericke" Magdeburg, Germany
Website Links:
http://make.larsi.org/
News - SparkFun Gets a Subpoena | about 2 weeks ago
I do not understand the logic here – just because the crime was committed in a certain state does not mean the criminal was living in that state…
Product WRL-09954 | about 4 months ago
What terminal program are you using? I use CoolTerm and it works. The Arduino Serial Monitor does not work. Try the WiFly Autoconnect Example first and see if that works – it starts in CMD mode.
Product WRL-09954 | about 4 months ago
I don’t think you are right! The datasheet looks good and I have my shield plugged into a standard (5V) Arduino right now and it works just fine…
Product DEV-10615 | about 5 months ago
How do you power your servos? The Arduino can only give you up to 500mA…
Product DEV-10116 | about 5 months ago
What exactly is your problem? The analog pins are labeled on the board A0-A7. You can read the value with analogRead(pin) in your sketch, like analogRead(0) for A0. Does this help?
Product DEV-10711 | about 5 months ago
Every shield with a prototype area should have these double rows – it allows you to actually connect to the Arduino pins, even if a stacking header is used.
Product DEV-10628 | about 6 months ago
The pins with an asterisk (D3, D5, D6, D9, D10, and D11) are the pins that can be used for pulse width modulation (PWM) output – this is an Arduino thing (actually an ATmega thing) and has nothing to do with this shield.
Product ROB-09064 | about 8 months ago
When it comes to rotation the weight is meaningless. One ounce can be too much, if it is mounted too far from the center of rotation. When perfectly balanced on well lubricated you can move a metric ton with you pinky. Read up on torque (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Torque) – the stall torque of the servo is roughly 5kg*cm
Product WRL-10569 | about 9 months ago
Is this X2-SE1-EC-A?
Edit:
Okay I just saw it is X2-Z11-EC-A. This is all very confusing…
Product WRL-10420 | about 9 months ago
If I do not connect an antenna, will the reception be similar to the module with the PCB antenna? Can I use it with no antenna connected?