On
the Arduino side, I also adapted the sketch to fits with my purpose:
#include
<Servo.h>
Servo
xservo; // xservo is the direction servo
int
xpos= 0;
void
setup(){
xservo.attach(9);
//attach the servo to pin 9
Serial.begin(9600);
// 9600 is the rate of communication
}
void
loop() {
static
int v = 0; // value to be sent to the servo (0-180)
if
( Serial.available()) {
char
ch = Serial.read(); // read in a character from the serial port and
assign to ch
switch(ch) { //
switch based on the value of ch, it will be only x in this case
case
'0'...'9': // if it's numeric
v
= v * 10 + ch - '0';
/*
so if the chars sent
are 45x (turn x servo to 45 degs)..
v is the value we
want to send to the servo and it is currently 0
The first char (ch)
is 4 so
0*10 = 0 + 4 - 0 =
4;
Second char is 4;
4*10 = 40 + 5 = 45 -
0 = 45;
Third char is not a
number(0-9) so we drop through...
*/
break;
case
'x': // if it's x
/*
....and land here
where we send the
value of v which is now 45 to the x servo
and
then reset v to 0
*/
v
= constrain(v, 60, 130); // constrain the value to be between 60 and
130
xservo.write(v); //
send the value to the servo
delay(25);
v
= 0; // reset this value to 0
break;
}
}
}
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