B BCIcdrz New Member Nov 26, 2003 #1 I want to use a varible resistor to control a servo with a 16F628a chip basicly I want to use a pot (pc joystick) to control a servo
I want to use a varible resistor to control a servo with a 16F628a chip basicly I want to use a pot (pc joystick) to control a servo
Nigel Goodwin Super Moderator Most Helpful Member Nov 26, 2003 #2 BCIcdrz said: I want to use a varible resistor to control a servo with a 16F628a chip basicly I want to use a pot (pc joystick) to control a servo Click to expand... Have a look at my PIC tutorials at http://www.winpicprog.co.uk I have a tutorial on reading a PC analogue joystick using a 16F628, basically in the same way as a PC does - measuring the charging time of a capacitor.
BCIcdrz said: I want to use a varible resistor to control a servo with a 16F628a chip basicly I want to use a pot (pc joystick) to control a servo Click to expand... Have a look at my PIC tutorials at http://www.winpicprog.co.uk I have a tutorial on reading a PC analogue joystick using a 16F628, basically in the same way as a PC does - measuring the charging time of a capacitor.
B BCIcdrz New Member Nov 26, 2003 #3 asm, hmm thanks im more into PIC Basic. should have stated that before. at least pic basic can have asm in its coding
asm, hmm thanks im more into PIC Basic. should have stated that before. at least pic basic can have asm in its coding
M MarkK New Member Nov 26, 2003 #4 BCIcdrz said: I want to use a varible resistor to control a servo with a 16F628a chip basicly I want to use a pot (pc joystick) to control a servo Click to expand... You can do that much easier with an NE555 timer and a pot, why use a pic?
BCIcdrz said: I want to use a varible resistor to control a servo with a 16F628a chip basicly I want to use a pot (pc joystick) to control a servo Click to expand... You can do that much easier with an NE555 timer and a pot, why use a pic?