Maybe I'm a dickens for warning about communist china junk. Low cost and therefore they make sure to give you low quality and often times includes headaches and a lot more costs to just bring the machine/tool up to moderate functionality, tolerances, and longevity

To my surprise I have 99% of what you have, and this is the project I have been trying to do. Thank you so much. Im using radiolink r12ds, at9s and mega.

سلام بسیار سپاس گذارم .کاش میشد به زبان فارس زیر نویس میشد .و از کمک شما بهره بهتر می بریم . از وقتی گذاشتید ممنونم

Thanks, I am going to use Futaba FM 72.75 MHz Digital Proportional Radio Control to do experiment with Arduino, will it be OK? Kindly guide.

Great video+explanation+presentation! Thank you for sharing! Well done mate 🙏🏻

Great video+explanation+presentation! Thank you for sharing! Well done mate - NEW SUB 🙏🏻

Great video! Thanks for posting!

Binging your stuff and loving it, thank you!

i needed this, this is great!

Is the steppers motor has the enough force to handle this mechanism? Cuz i have a little experience with kind of this mechanism with steppers Please give us a feedback when you finish it for the force of your robot and the problems I will appreciate it 🙏

I like good American machine

This answered a few doubts I had. Thank you.

Great video, but how on earth do You find all the values? I have an RMD X8 Motor and the datasheet contains almost no values...

Nice little machine 😊

I came here to see the taig, but from 2:42 onward I’ve been awestruck by your socket set! 😁👍

I never knew the value of a speed-square until I used one.

Great Video, thanks for sharing. Im also based in the UK so great to find other UK Taig users online. Can I ask where did you purchase the Gecko G540 CNC Controller from and is it 110V or 240V power supply? And finally how have you found the size of Steppers you chose? Im in the same position as you would have been so would be great to get you feedback? Oh sorry finally finally what was the little Purple interface block you fitted? Cheers in advance. Bobby🙏

Thanks Andy.. I am beginner and indeed the code helps a lot on my project.. by the way ,is the any chance can we smooth out the servos ? By adding VarSpeed?

Hi, do you have a wiring diagram?

Do you still sell the boards? i cant find your website

Really helpful video for this new owner of a TAIG 5019DSLS Micro Mill. Especially helpful for me was the bit about how to install the step motors on this machine. Thanks for that!

ı dont want use close loop control on my electric scooter, is that possible?

Great job Andy! Saved me a lot of time!!

very nice tutorial, thanks, the safety focus is great

This metode to receive Ppm output from remote sir?

buen video, has pensado en utilizar la salida PPM para leer y controlar todos los canales con solo un cable conectado del receptor al arduino? esto seria muy bueno para controlar por ejemplo unos motores de hoverboard con la placa ZS-X11H y algunos servos y mas componentes para hacer una gran construcción

nice explanation, but does it work parallel? I mean, interrupt interrupts whole flow to compute a thing... what if at the same time second input comes in? or third? or all 4 channels? can it handle all 4 inputs at same time and provide proper reading/acting?

wow didnt realize corexy is already here 8 years ago!

I'm getting a "'rc_read_values' was not declared in this scope" error. Why?? // Set the size of the arrays (increase for more channels) #define RC_NUM_CHANNELS 4 // Set up our receiver channels - these are the channels from the receiver #define RC_CH1 0 // Right Stick LR #define RC_CH2 1 // Right Stick UD #define RC_CH3 2 // Left Stick UD #define RC_CH4 3 // Left Stick LR // Set up our channel pins - these are the pins that we connect to the receiver #define RC_CH1_INPUT 18 // receiver pin 1 #define RC_CH2_INPUT 19 // receiver pin 2 #define RC_CH3_INPUT 20 // receiver pin 3 #define RC_CH4_INPUT 21 // receiver pin 4 // Set up some arrays to store our pulse starts and widths uint16_t RC_VALUES[RC_NUM_CHANNELS]; uint32_t RC_START[RC_NUM_CHANNELS]; volatile uint16_t RC_SHARED[RC_NUM_CHANNELS]; // Setup our program void setup() { // Set the speed to communicate with the host PC Serial.begin(9500); // Set our pin modes to input for the pins connected to the receiver pinMode(RC_CH1_INPUT, INPUT); pinMode(RC_CH2_INPUT, INPUT); pinMode(RC_CH3_INPUT, INPUT); pinMode(RC_CH4_INPUT, INPUT); // Attach interrupts to our pins attachInterrupt(digitalPinToInterrupt(RC_CH1_INPUT), READ_RC1, CHANGE); attachInterrupt(digitalPinToInterrupt(RC_CH2_INPUT), READ_RC2, CHANGE); attachInterrupt(digitalPinToInterrupt(RC_CH3_INPUT), READ_RC3, CHANGE); attachInterrupt(digitalPinToInterrupt(RC_CH4_INPUT), READ_RC4, CHANGE); } // Thee functions are called by the interrupts. We send them all to the same place to measure the pulse width void READ_RC1() { Read_Input(RC_CH1, RC_CH1_INPUT); } void READ_RC2() { Read_Input(RC_CH2, RC_CH2_INPUT); } void READ_RC3() { Read_Input(RC_CH3, RC_CH3_INPUT); } void READ_RC4() { Read_Input(RC_CH4, RC_CH4_INPUT); } // This function reads the pulse starts and uses the time between rise and fall to set the value for pulse width void Read_Input(uint8_t channel, uint8_t input_pin) { if (digitalRead(input_pin) == HIGH) { RC_START[channel] = micros(); } else { uint16_t rc_compare = (uint16_t)(micros() - RC_START[channel]); RC_SHARED[channel] = rc_compare; } } void loop() { // read the values from our RC Receiver rc_read_values(); } / this function pulls the current values from our pulse arrays for us to use. void rc_read_values() { noInterrupts(); memcpy(RC_VALUES, (const void *)RC_SHARED, sizeof(RC_SHARED)); interrupts(); } // output our values to the serial port in a format the plotter can use Serial.print( RC_VALUES[RC_CH1]); Serial.print(","); Serial.print( RC_VALUES[RC_CH2]); Serial.print(","); Serial.print( RC_VALUES[RC_CH3]); Serial.print(","); Serial.println(RC_VALUES[RC_CH4]);

Can you help with a code that can drive this project with a stepper motor?

Was thinking about this problem and somehow Google read my brainwaves and passed on your link... wonder how that works. Anywho, thanks for excellent video :)

I really appreciate your clear and concise video.

I sure do see you into all this Arduino open source stuff. Why not Radio Master as for radio? Open source lot of configuration you can do unlimited. By the way I'm gonna browse you're channel :) I love robots and Arduino also rc.

I was struggling with a solution which I made in my AVR for whole day, but just a few minutes of watching your video solved my problem. Thank you:)

Very nice explanation. This is going to help me out a bunch. I realize there are 101 ways to code the same functionality, but I was wondering if you see an advantage in storing the PWM duration into RC_SHARED and then calling the rc_read_values subroutine to port the values into RC_VALUES. Why not just store the PWM duration directly into RC_VALUES and eliminate the rc_read_values subroutine altogether?

هل من الممكن وضع أبعاد القطع المستخدمة العجلات .. الحوامل.. أبعاد المعدن او المركبة بشكل عام وشكرا جزيلا

Hi Andy, would you be able to help me code for a sbus receiver? I am trying to make a sketch to control a starwars D-O droid with 2 main drive motors. See matt denton at mantis hacks KZbin channel.

Thanks! I'm building a full size R2-D2 and decided to use a RC controller so this helps a lot.

Thanks Andy, by the way i have recently sent you a DM on Facebook. Regarding Brushless DC motors and RC controller

Thanks so much Andy! Was waiting eagerly for this one. 👍

Thanks, Andy 😁

You know a man is serious when he buys WD-40 by the gallon. 😂

Wow! You achieved superhero status with your level of crisp and crystal clear explanations. Yep, you earned yourself my humble sub as my token of thanks and appreciation. By chance, did you make the part 2 yet?

This was really helpful! Any news on part 2 of this video?

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Can you post a link to the Parallel to USB Board in your online shop?

AWESOME Thank You

Good

Great video! Seriously considering buying one of these very soon. Please consider investing in a better microphone.

Hello, sir can you help me in writing a Arduino code