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I have been looking for examples of code and how to physically connect a psoc 4 in order to run up to 4 servo motors but have been unsuccessful can someone show me an example or where to find one?
Divide et impera! At first decide the inputs to your controller to build which could be PWM as for the usual model-servos or a serial interface. Next concider the way of position feedback which may be an encoder or a potentiometer or ... or ... Next step will be to provide a closed-loop algorithm which is comparable easy to find. Lastly you should concider error-conditions an the servo-behaveour in case of errorneous conditions. Bob
when I go in to program for the servo with a potentiometer a screen comes up that says select debug target and then when I click on ok it says port unaquired and it wont program what do I need to do?
