Servo Demonstration In MPIDE, select File > Examples > Servo > Sweep.

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Servo Demonstration In MPIDE, select File > Examples > Servo > Sweep

Increase Angle via Button Push If button pushed, increase position/angle by 1. If angle greater than 180, reset to 0.

Increase Angle via Button Push If button pushed, increase angle and light LED.

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Display Angle in Serial Monitor Must initialize serial line in setup() function: Serial.begin(9600); Must “print a line” in the loop() function: Serial.println(pos, DEC); Must open the “Serial Monitor”:

Servo Control using Analog Signal Obtain “analog” input using analogRead(). Returns value a value between 0 (if pin at ground) and 1023 (if pin at 3.3 V). Voltage at “wiper” can vary between voltages at either end of the potentiometer.