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Version du 2 novembre 2019 à 14:19
, 2 novembre 2019 à 14:19Page créée avec « {{Pololu-Romi-32U4-NAV}} {{traduction}} == Contrôler des servos == It is possible to modify the Servo library that comes with the Arduino IDE to use Timer 3 instead of... »
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== Contrôler des servos ==
It is possible to modify the Servo library that comes with the Arduino IDE to use Timer 3 instead of Timer 1 with an ATmega32U4 based controller like the Romi 32U4. The modified Servo library does not interfere with Romi32U4Motors, making it possible to simultaneously control servos and the motors.
{{ambox-stop|text=Warning: The modifications described here will affect any sketch for an ATmega32U4 based controller that uses the Servo library, including the Arduino Leonardo or A-Star.}}
# First, you will need to locate the Arduino IDE’s Servo library, and find the file inside it named ServoTimers.h. For the 1.6.x versions of the IDE, this file can be found in libraries/Servo/src/avr/ServoTimers.h. If you are using Mac OS X, you will need to right-click on the Arduino IDE icon and select “Show Package Contents” to see the files inside.
# Open ServoTimers.h in a text editor.
# Locate the following lines of code in ServoTimers.h: <nowiki> #elif defined(__AVR_ATmega32U4__)
#define _useTimer1
typedef enum { _timer1, _Nbr_16timers } timer16_Sequence_t ;</nowiki>
# The lower two lines of code specify that the library should use Timer 1. To use Timer 3 instead, just change {{fname|_useTimer1}} to {{fname|_useTimer3}} and {{fname|_timer1}} to {{fname|_timer3}}.
# Save the file.
The Arduino IDE will automatically incorporate your modifications to the Servo library. The next time you compile a sketch for an ATmega32U4 based controller that uses the Servo library, it will use Timer 3 instead of Timer 1.
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== Contrôler des servos ==
It is possible to modify the Servo library that comes with the Arduino IDE to use Timer 3 instead of Timer 1 with an ATmega32U4 based controller like the Romi 32U4. The modified Servo library does not interfere with Romi32U4Motors, making it possible to simultaneously control servos and the motors.
{{ambox-stop|text=Warning: The modifications described here will affect any sketch for an ATmega32U4 based controller that uses the Servo library, including the Arduino Leonardo or A-Star.}}
# First, you will need to locate the Arduino IDE’s Servo library, and find the file inside it named ServoTimers.h. For the 1.6.x versions of the IDE, this file can be found in libraries/Servo/src/avr/ServoTimers.h. If you are using Mac OS X, you will need to right-click on the Arduino IDE icon and select “Show Package Contents” to see the files inside.
# Open ServoTimers.h in a text editor.
# Locate the following lines of code in ServoTimers.h: <nowiki> #elif defined(__AVR_ATmega32U4__)
#define _useTimer1
typedef enum { _timer1, _Nbr_16timers } timer16_Sequence_t ;</nowiki>
# The lower two lines of code specify that the library should use Timer 1. To use Timer 3 instead, just change {{fname|_useTimer1}} to {{fname|_useTimer3}} and {{fname|_timer1}} to {{fname|_timer3}}.
# Save the file.
The Arduino IDE will automatically incorporate your modifications to the Servo library. The next time you compile a sketch for an ATmega32U4 based controller that uses the Servo library, it will use Timer 3 instead of Timer 1.
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