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Calibration speed

Discussion in 'SimTools compatible interfaces' started by libory, Jan 14, 2012.

  1. libory

    libory New Member Gold Contributor

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    Hi, I am using K8055+sabertooth 2x25

    I am trying to use the calibration setup feature but my motors turn too fast and they don't stop when they reach 0% or 100% of the pot.

    Is there a way to calibrate the motors with a slower speed instead of full speed?

    Could anyone tell me some tutorial or help of how to calibrate or use the calibration setup menu please?

    In that screen it says:

    With this dialog the simulator should move to it's end waypoint wich you have to protect again mechanical destruction.. Where could I find info of how to install this limits? because if you make the motor stop when it contact the limit switch then it can't move in another direction because it doesn't has power... is this right? :blush: I am a bit lost.... :(

    Thanks
    libory, Jan 14, 2012
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