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| Brand | HITEC |
|---|---|
| Model | SERVO D Series |
| Category | Control Unit |
| Language | English |
Defines the method for reading/writing SERVO registers.
Details TTL and RS485 communication methods for SERVOs.
Explains PC connection using DPC-11/DPC-485 for SERVO control.
Guides on using external controllers without DPC-11.
Provides circuit examples for TTL half-duplex communication.
Details circuit configurations for RS-485 transceiver use.
Defines the structure of data packets, including Header, ID, Address, Data, and Check Sum.
Explains the starting byte for controller-to-SERVO and SERVO-to-controller packets.
Describes the unique identifier for SERVOs and broadcast ID (0x00).
Details the register address byte, noting 2-byte units and even values.
Explains the byte indicating the length of data following in the packet.
Describes data format for write/read modes and Little Endian rule.
Defines the byte for packet error verification and calculation methods.
Lists all SERVO registers with address, name, length, R/W, range, and features.
Registers that store status information of the SERVO.
Current position value of SERVO, with ranges for different series.
Registers used to control SERVO operation.
Sets the target position value for SERVO movement.
Registers for setting the servo's operating environment.
Sets the unique ID for each SERVO on the communication line.
Configures the failsafe function for SERVOs during failure.
Sets the dead band area near the target point.
Sets the maximum speed of the SERVO.
Sets the initial start speed for the SERVO.
Configures the torque limit for overload protection.
Sets the maximum operational position for the SERVO.
Sets the minimum operational position for the SERVO.
Sets the middle position of the SERVO.
Activates Power RESET when Data 1 is input.
Restores all registers to their factory default values.
Saves current register values to non-volatile memory.