Shield Problems!
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ShadowGaming
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Re: Shield Problems!
checking that now:::
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ShadowGaming
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Re: Shield Problems!
commands???johnb wrote:forward and reverse commands are used?
do i have to ender stuff in serial monitor?
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ShadowGaming
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Re: Shield Problems!
no change in polarity, no change in voltage but sometimes, it only runs for a second then goes to 0v and other times it stays at 12v but when a motor is plugged in, somethings it goes then stops after a second and sometimes it just randomly changes speed but no change or direction
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andrew
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Re: Shield Problems!
Most likely you have a faulty shield then. If it was from Jaycar you can return it there otherwise email support@freetronics.com.ShadowGaming wrote:no change in polarity, no change in voltage but sometimes, it only runs for a second then goes to 0v and other times it stays at 12v but when a motor is plugged in, somethings it goes then stops after a second and sometimes it just randomly changes speed but no change or direction
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ShadowGaming
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Re: Shield Problems!
it was from Jaycar. I'll return it therejohnb wrote:Most likely you have a faulty shield then. If it was from Jaycar you can return it there otherwise email support@freetronics.com.ShadowGaming wrote:no change in polarity, no change in voltage but sometimes, it only runs for a second then goes to 0v and other times it stays at 12v but when a motor is plugged in, somethings it goes then stops after a second and sometimes it just randomly changes speed but no change or direction