Controlling MG-995 servo with PIC 16F877A

@thkbral The avarage servo receives an 50Hz PWM signal,
where the signal length must be between 650us and 2350us.

Hi! This is a digital end position. If I push the button the motor start rotate to the other end point.
If I release the button, the motor rotate to the starting position.

@MORBENIA I dont know. I just tried to control an RC servo. But i think all servo can be modded to 360°

In my test case i didnt use the hw-pwm. just in a simple do-while cycle toggled the output and make some delay

This is my hobby project. Last I worked on it december :(

[@thkbral]

@myprojectsHU
Thanks!!

[@ECMxFlawless]

@MORBENIA yeahh, just take that sucker apart and remove the thing on top of the pot, its a little piece of plastic, then cut off the little peg that keeps it from spinning all the way on the final gear. :)

[@Ravax100]

Apologies for bumping an ancient thread I just want to know the minimum, maximum and medium pulse width of yor pwm code and what frecuency (Mhz) do you used to generate the 20 MS
if the code was programing in C i would be glad if you could send or post thx.

[@thkbral]

Hi,
How can you controlled this servo? what is the correct pwn to control it?
Thanks!

[@e7sasjded]

can you tell me how to save or keep the last button status on the program ?