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Python-OC05

The OC05 xChip is an 8-channel servo motor driver. It is based on the popular PCA9685 manufactured by NXP Semiconductor. It is supported by a BU33SD5 regulator to drive and accurately control up to 8 servo motors on a single module and act as system power supply. The module has 8 standard 2.54 mm (0.1") servo headers, plus 1 standard 2.54 mm (0.1") battery/BEC input header.

Usage

Mu-editor

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CW01 and CW02

  • Use XinaBoxUploader and flash MicroPython to the CW01/CW02.
  • Download Python packages from the REPL with the following code:
    import network
    import upip
    sta_if = network.WLAN(network.STA_IF)
    sta_if.active(True)
    sta_if.connect("ssid", "password")
    upip.install("xinabox-OC05")
    

CC03, CS11 and CW03

  • Download the .UF2 file for CC03/CS11/CW03 CircuitPython and flash it to the board.
  • TO DO

MicroBit

  • TO DO

Raspberry Pi

Requires Python 3

pip3 install xinabox-OC05

Example

from xOC05 import xOC05
from xCore import xCore

# OC05 instance
OC05 = xOC05()

# configure OC05 with frequency of 60Hz
OC05.init(60)

while True:
    OC05.setServoPosition(1, 0)     #  position servo to the right
    xCore.sleep(50)
    OC05.setServoPosition(1, 180)   #  position servo to the left
    xCore.sleep(50)

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