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How to use STEP 1 Make the I2C configurations of your Raspberry Pi. Please refer to: http://g-base.org/clockatoo-quick-start/#Step_2_Configure_I2C STEP 2 Download the software. Please make sure Git is installed on you Raspberry Pi. If you haven’t installed Git before, please run the following command: sudo apt-get install git Then download the software source code: git clone https://github.com/geekroo/Geekroo-PiCobber-PWMServo.git After downloading, if you use ls command, you should be able to see the “Geekroo-PiCobber-PWMServo” folder. STEP 3 Connect the PWM Servo PiCobber, servos and/or LEDs. Connect servos
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How to useSTEP 1Make the I2C configurations of your Raspberry Pi.Please refer to: http://g-base.org/clockatoo-quick-start/#Step_2_Configure_I2C
STEP 2Download the software.Please make sure Git is installed on you Raspberry Pi. If you haven’t installed Git before, please
run the following command:sudo apt-get install git
Then download the software source code:
git clone https://github.com/geekroo/Geekroo-PiCobber-PWMServo.git
After downloading, if you use ls command, you should be able to see the “Geekroo-PiCobber-
PWMServo” folder.
STEP 3Connect the PWM Servo PiCobber, servos and/or LEDs.Connect servos
Connect LEDs
Connect 5V power source
STEP 4Run the softwareYou can modify and run the demo script Servo_Example.py to fit your need.
Please run the demo script like this:sudo python Servo_Example.py
Now the servo(s) and/or the LED(s) should start working for you.
From URL: http://www.geekroo.com.au/1361
