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The Lynxmotion Smart Servos (LSS) are compact, modular and configurable actuators that provide greater control than standard PWM servos. The servo lineup currently includes three “smart servos” which appear physically the same, sharing the same dimensions and mounting points but differing in maximum torque and speed.
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The lynx motion has a simple serial protocol for controlling the motor, that is human-readable:
Number sign #
Servo ID number as an integer
Action command (two to three letters, no spaces, capital or lower case)
Configuration value in the correct units with no decimal
End with a control / carriage return '<cr>'
Ex: #5PD1443<cr>
Additional Parts:
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#include <LSS.h> #include <SoftwareSerial.h> SoftwareSerial servoSerialmySerial(8, 9); // ID set to default LSS ID = 0 #define LSS_ID_old (254)354 // ID 254 to broadcast to every motor on bus #define LSS_ID (0) // the new ID #define LSS_BAUD (LSS_DefaultBaud) // Create one LSS object LSS myLSS = LSS(LSS_ID); void setup() { mySerial.begin(115200); // Important! this setis the datastandard ratespeed for thetalking SoftwareSerialto portLSS servoSerialmySerial.begin(LSS_BAUDprint("#0D1500\r"); // this is used to clear the serial buffer servoSerial.print("#0D1500\r"); delay(1000); LSS::initBus(servoSerial, LSS_BAUD); //change ID servoSerialmySerial.print(String("#") + LSS_ID_old + String("CID") + LSS_ID + "\r"); delay(2000); } void loop() { } |
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#include <LSS<SoftwareSerial.h> #include <SoftwareSerial.h> SoftwareSerial servoSerialmySerial(8, 9); #define LSS_ID1 (1) #define LSS_ID2 (0) #define LSS_BAUD int (LSS_DefaultBaud) // Create two LSS objects LSS myLSS1 = LSS(LSS_ID1); LSS myLSS2 = LSS(LSS_ID2); int direction = direction = -1; void setup() { servoSerialmySerial.begin(LSS_BAUD115200); // Important! //this Initializeis the LSSstandard busspeed for talking LSS::initBus(servoSerial, LSS_BAUD); Serial.begin(LSS_BAUD); } void loop() { // motor direction myLSS1.wheelRPM(-direction*60); myLSS2.wheelRPM(60*direction); delay(4000to LSS mySerial.print("#0D1500\r"); // this is used to clear the serial buffer } void loop() { // motor direction mySerial.print(String("#") + LSS_ID + String("WR") +-direction*60) + "\r"); // RPM move mySerial.print(String("#") + LSS_ID + String("WR") + 60*direction + "\r"); // RPM move delay(5000); // reversreverse dierctiondirection direction = -direction; } |
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Possible Solution: This is one solution but it could use some improvement: It needs a denounce and a pause without delay function to avoid blocking your code. This solution uses an older arduino library that might need to be updated.
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#include <LSS.h>
#include <SoftwareSerial.h>
SoftwareSerial servoSerial(8, 9);
// ID set to default LSS ID = 0
#define LSS_ID (0)
#define LSS_BAUD (LSS_DefaultBaud)
// Create one LSS object
LSS myLSS = LSS(LSS_ID);
int ServoPosition = 0;
bool counting = true;
int resetTime = 0;
int lastMovement;
void setup() {
servoSerial.begin(LSS_BAUD);
// Initialize the LSS bus
LSS::initBus(servoSerial, LSS_BAUD);
Serial.begin(LSS_BAUD);
myLSS.move(0);
// allow time to move to 0 position
delay(3000);
myLSS.setMaxSpeed(600, LSS_SetConfig);
//buttons
pinMode(11, INPUT);
pinMode(10, INPUT);
}
void loop() {
delay(1000);
if (counting) {
int seconds = (millis() - resetTime)/1000; // see below for an explanation of resetTime
ServoPosition = seconds * 60; // if we divide 360 by 60 we get 6.0 degrees
myLSS.move(ServoPosition); // move servo to position
Serial.println(seconds);
lastMovement = millis();
} else {
resetTime = millis() - lastMovement; // this helps us return to the last position of the clock movement
}
// buttons
if (digitalRead(10) == HIGH) {
// stop or start
counting = !counting;
Serial.println("Start/Stop");
// this could be improved on with a debounce!
}
if (digitalRead(11) == HIGH) {
// reset
Serial.println("reset");
myLSS.move(0);
delay(2000);
resetTime = millis(); // we use this to restart our counter from 0
}
} |
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