Control servos with python !
Example to run a servo connected to pin 3 at angle 90:
import RPI.GPIO as GPIO
import piServo
servo = piServo.Servo(3)
servo.initServo()
servo.setAngle(90)
servo.stopServo()
GPIO.cleanup()
Use the stopServo() function at the end of your code or before GPIO.cleanup()
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