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This is a question posted on lmr, but as noone has much to suggest, so I'll post it here. For various reasons, I am trying to emulate the function of a servo control board, this is necessary because the pcb is already etched, and expects three inputs (sig, g and v), and has two outputs for each...

I think I might have damaged my axe027 cable or installation. Can I just get someone to confirm that the following test should work, on a normally functioning and installed axe027 cable? from axepad options>usbsetup The following USB Serial Devisces existg on this computer -...

Hello folks, I'm looking for a bit of advice on the following problem, if any has some to spare: The situation is that I'm trying to run both a servo AND a high/low pin command sequentially on the same pin. I'm not sure this is possible, but my search thru the literature doesn't seem to indicate...

In the interestes of efficiency and stopping me going round the bend with my primitive toner-transfer method of etching pcbs, I'm wondering what the effect on power consumption (or indeed anything at all), might be if I ground the input pins 6 and 7 (i.e. pin numbers 15 and 16). I don't...

So the situation about the problems I talked about in my recent post about the AxeStack have clarified a little. Just an update: the Axe027 cable was working normally on my computer, and then for no reason that I can detect (i.e. I made no changes to the computer setup - all I really did was...

Hello, I am worried that I've roasted my brand new picaxe with too much voltage - but I have conflicting information, so I need to check. My set up is a macbook, coupled by usb (ver 8.8) to the AxeStack. I'm using MacAxePad to program the pic. My first question is this - what voltage do I...