Where can I find a compatible arduino stepper motor library?
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You should be able to find them here: http://learn.adafruit.com/adafruit-arduino-lesson-16-stepper-motors
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If you click on http://www.ebay.com/itm/41AC050-1M-Craftsman-LiftMaster-Garage-Door-Opener-Receiver-Logic-Control-Board-/270931551480#ht_838wt_916 you can find the specific part that you are looking for as well as a list of the compatible garage door openers. You can find the compatibility list for part No. 41AC050-1 at http://www.usdoorcontrol.com/item-618.html I hope this is helpful.
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Yes you can, it can be found online. Here's a much better translated version for virtually the same system. http://www.roboticstech.com/RTI%20Traq%20103.pdf
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This does not handle steppers directly (step/dir) and you must apply the phase signals properly. There are lots of methods to do this but the easiest is with a microcontroller. Another example: http://www.theremin.us/Circuit_Library/bioplar_stepper_motor.htm
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The Arduino Playground site discusses this board under the MPU-6050 page, scroll down to the GY-521 section at http://playground.arduino.cc/Main/MPU-6050.
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Yes. Basically, any type of motor will work with arduino as long as the voltage it uses less than the maximum voltage the board can handle. I uses this motor with uno board and used 6 1.5V AA battery. It not a very fast motor. But it is strong and looked great on my robot.
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There are a lot of tutorials on Arduino and you also get a small tutorial on the basics. You should be fine with it. This kit is enough to get started. When you know what you want to do just buy the parts you need for that project.
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Yes, download the FTDI drivers on the Arduino website, won't work without them
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Not sure, I had to return mine because it was a cheap knock-off being marketed as "Arduino". I highly suggest you don't buy one here, instead use a preferred vendor: http://www.adafruit.com/
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You can add a motor to this model? Do you know where I could find one of those?
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My stepper motor drivers use terminal blocks to connect the appropriate signlas. My stepper driver inputs require step, direction, 24 volts and 5 volts. The 24 volts is hard wired to the appropriate connectors between the power supply and the driver board. For the step, direction and + 5 volts, I connected a short length of wire from the screw terminals on the breakout board to the appropriate connector on each of my driver boards. I do not use all of the connectors on the breakout board. I have seen a stepper vendor that uses a short 4 pin cable to connect this BO board to their driver but mine does not require it. Also, If you wanted to make your own cables instead of buying them pre-made, the crimper tool will cost a couple hundred dollars. For those reasons, I am just using the screw terminals. The most likely connector is the following from Digi-Key: A30980-ND CONN RECEPT 4POS 24AWG MTA100 $0.19 The tool and crimp head is A1998-ND HEAD ASSEM TOOL FOR MTA-100 RECP $220.13 A2031-ND TOOL MANUAL FOR SHELL CONNECTORS $122.05
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I know the adapter, if one exists is not in the kit. That is why I am asking if anyone knows a part # and a source FOR THE ADAPER
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Try Flowtron.com.....or google it to see if there is one that is compatible to it
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Yes you can, i bought it an used it with Arduino UNO. But theres a stupid part, It comes with 1 DC motor set (most of tamiya products are, i donno why). so i had to buy the Tamiya Dual DC motor set and fixed it manually on the wooden base of the chassis. it was a bit annoying but its working fine.
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have documentation of the connection module, buy it a few days ago but I can not connect to the arduino yet.
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It's not the exact one but will work for programming the KK2 flight board and flashing custom firmware on the hobby king ESCs as well! To answer your question this IS the programmer you want!
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Here is a link to a discussion about the board:http://forum.arduino.cc/index.php?topic=110876.0What type of motor are you trying to control? A stepper motor? a servo motor? What type of micro controller are you using an arduino?