MY SIMULATOR IN MINIATURE

I'm continuing with work and I wanted to understand one thing , I am using the code 4dof racing mat with 2 monster motor , reading the features of the card read :
● Voltage Max : 16V
● Maximum current rating : 30A
● Practical Continuous Current : 14 A
● Current available to Arduino analog pin sensing
● on-resistance MOSFET : 19 M: ( per leg )
● Maximum PWM frequency: 20 kHz
● Thermal Shutdown
● Undervoltage and Overvoltage shutdown
If I have a 12v engine that develops continuous current 14A , the motorcycle monster card can attack only one right engine ?

rereading I realized that the monster moto can pull two motors up to 14A each, also because a windshield wiper motor comes to 12/13 A You recommended switch? 12V 30A may suffice or some big guy + 12V 50A ?

Bello guys , I started the first of motion tests with 4 DOF code @RacingMat but passing the sull'arduino code and turning on all the engines running like mad if I put the pots in the middle to stop the engines manually , then if you move them return to giarare wildly sensa having a firm cause ?
I also did a test with the code 2DOF same problem !!
Help me, @noorbeast You can help me? I finished the simulator but I can not use it

PS Both motors move together with !!

so you have changed your RC servo to DC motor + potentiometer?
please post some pictures

maybe it's just a reversed polarity in the potentiometer...
In my opinion, you didn't follow the steps in the post:
http://www.xsimulator.net/community/threads/arduino-code-for-4dof-and-1-dirpin-hbridge-board.4614/

I cleared all, I'm stuck at the first step when you make the potentiometer test , I moving a potentiometer goes into action both engines instead of running one engine , it can be a positive and negative problem of potentiometers ? I can just do 2 photos

not in this case

this case could be that you wired only one potentiometer (and not the 2 pots), don't you?

after inspection , they were both attacked and came 5v each , one more thing , in the simtool configuration type output in the picture you can not find it because I USE ?

1/ you're welcome
2/ I don't understand your question

Not sure of your question either but I do notice that you have it set for USO rather than SER (SER for Arduino serial connection).

The photos I took from Racingmat guide.
Are not my setting

Ok, but it might help to also post that when you ask a question

questo è il mio cablaggio è un disastro, ma la sequenza è questa:
ARDUINO / MONSTERMOTO
..... GND <-> pin GND
......... 5V <-> 5V
..... Pin 4 <-> pin 4 inA motor1
..... Pin 5 <-> pin 5 PWM1
..... Pin 6 <-> pin 6 PWM2
..... Pin 7 <-> pin 7 inA motor2
..... Pin 8 <-> pin 8 inb motor1
..... Pin 9 <-> pin 9 inb motor2

..... PinA0 <-> pin centrale del piatto 1
..... Pina1 <-> perno centrale del piatto 2
..... PinGND - pin potenziometro 0 di Ohm 1 e 2 <>
..... Pin 5V <-> pin potenziometro 10k di Ohm 1 & 2

così io lavoro solo un potenziometro, ho notato che se si elimina o positivo o negativo da un motore continua a funzionare come se alimentata dalla staffa, potrebbe creare problemi? @RacingMat

USO is in the beta version... I should update a bit but i'm waiting for V2!

you HAVE TO wire both potentiometers, if not, the arduino outputs are floating and motomonster won't react correctly

potentiometers are all attached but only by moving a potentiometer working properly and the other works only from one direction , and both move both engines simultaneously !!
the engines are both attached to the structure and saw that eliminating the positive of a motor continues to run also , it is possible that it is not isolated from each other if an engine is moving is also moving the other excluding the potentiometer ?

simulator arranged guys ,
I do not know where it comes from but I have the mass that runs through the frame and sent haywire all, I now have isolated potentiometers and engines and all is well .
after turning it on and seeing if everything finzionava I found that while performing the roll while the engines are fast pitch with the speed of the motor drops more than double , and is very slow . why?

Good news!

roll speed is fast and pitch speed is low?
are you sending manually commands through Arduino IDE? or are you using Simtools Outputs (because a setup in Simtools can do this on purpose)

I'm using simtool , to simulate acceleration and braking should I use pitch or Surge?

don't bypass the steps ;-)

first, power the motor in both ways directly (PSU <-> Motor): are the speeds different?

second, use the Arduino IDE Serial Monitor

third, use Simtools test Output panel

Hello guys , as I have previously written the movements are slow moving them with the testing output , I decided to try playing to feel the feelings , but I do not understand why soon as I plug the USB cable of my logitech g25 Arduino starts giving numbers , you disconnect and reconnect automatically by itself , why?