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TinyCircuits Products => TinyDuino Processors & TinyShields => Topic started by: arturoservin on May 14, 2016, 10:48:29 PM
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Hi
I need to use 2 Dual Motor TinyShield boards. According to the docs I need to remove a resistor in one of the boards (i.e. R1) The resistors are tiny and I do not wan to damage the board. Is this correct?
Also, how should I declare the motors in the second board, something like:
MotorDriver motor(0);
MotorDriver motor1(1);
// Motor1 board 0
motor.setMotor(1,i);
// Motor2 board 0
motor.setMotor(2,i);
// Motor1 board 1
motor1.setMotor(1,i);
// Motor2 board 1
motor1.setMotor(2,i);
Thanks
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Yep, 0402 resistors are pretty small- the easiest way to 'remove' them in my opinion is to scrape off the top black coating- that's the conductive part. I believe the documentation says which address the resistors correspond to- if not, I'll fix that.
Your code looks correct, that's how to declare them.
Thanks,
Ben
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Hi
One last question, what's the value of the resistance?
To be sure that I did it correctly I measured it and it gave me like open circuit. Is that correct?
/as
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Correct- the resistance across the pads should be 'open' after scraping/removing the resistor.
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Where do I find complete documentation on using the MotorDriver class?
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It looks like we don't have more than what's in the examples and tutorials- we have just added two more members to our team and documentation is a priority, so this will be fixed as soon as possible. Let me know if you have specific questions until then.