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21 - Plug a USB cable into Pixy to let Pixy power-up and "zero" the servos. | 21 - Plug a USB cable into Pixy to let Pixy power-up and "zero" the servos. | ||
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+ | 22 - Leave the USB cable plugged-in and attach the tilt servo horn to the tilt servo. The servo horn and Pixy should be close to upright as shown. | ||
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+ | 23 - Attach the base to the pan servo as shown. | ||
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+ | 24 - Use the servo horn fasteners (found in the servo baggies) to attach the tilt and pan servo horns. | ||
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+ | 25 - If you want to mount your Pixy on top of an Arduino, the base has a hole pattern that matches the Arduino hole pattern. There are two ways to mount your Pixy pan-tilt. Shown below is one configuration with the Arduino I/O connectors facing downwards. | ||
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+ | And here is another configuration with the Arduino and base plate flipped. | ||
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