Hobby servo for probe shutting down duet.
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@t3p3tony
I get it of the main board. Is this wrong sorry im not an electronics person -
@arnold_r_clark
What temp will it work up to, maybe I need to change -
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@arnold_r_clark
Do you have link please -
@cj19944 said in Hobby servo for probe shutting down duet.:
@t3p3tony
I get it of the main board. Is this wrong sorry im not an electronics personSo just the 24v from the PSU then.
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@cj19944 that should be correct,
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@cj19944 drawing 900mA from the 5V rail of a 6HC is OK. But the servo may have a higher stall current. The maximum external 5V load supported by the 6HC is 3A.
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@dc42 i have taken it from the 5v .i05 rail should i use another pin.
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@cj19944 Hi guys fixed this problem by switching 5v pin to my 3.3v pin on my set up must of been something to do with stall current something I obviously don't understand to much, appreciate everyone's help.
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@cj19944
All this did was just not shut the machine down. -
@cj19944 said in Hobby servo for probe shutting down duet.:
@cj19944 Hi guys fixed this problem by switching 5v pin to my 3.3v pin on my set up must of been something to do with stall current something I obviously don't understand to much, appreciate everyone's help.
the servo you linked did not look like it would work properly run from 3.3V. can you send a picture of how it you have it wired?
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@t3p3tony
This was my original setup, then i swapped 5v to the 3.3v power the machine did not shut down but the motor also did not move. I have ordered the Schottky diode and 220uF capacitor and an external 5v source for if that does not work. If you wouldn't mind if confirming i do have the wires wired up correctly that would be much appecitated thanks. -
@cj19944 Just used an external 5v power supply and all is working okay thanks again.
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@cj19944 thanks for confirming it. Its interesting to see that that servo has a high enough stall current to drop the 5V supply on the 6HC.
