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amazing!!!
How did you do???
TheFireedman 4 months ago
@TheFireedman
well, to be honest, I hardly can remember, but I'm sure you'll find out with help of the internet.
This was just a short test, to play with the wiimote and two servos, I had lying around.
So I did not interface the wiimote directly, but used a computer to connect to the wiimote.
There are lots of free and open libraries around the net, that help you connecting the wiimote to a pc. Just google, and you will find one fitting your needs.
You will also need a bluetooth adapter for pc
masterdragon9 4 months ago
@TheFireedman
Controlling servos from a pc is also simple.
I can't remember, if i used a microcontroller to generate the pwm for the servos, or if i directly hooked up the servos to the pc via a parallel port.
Both ways will work, however the solution with the microcontroller is the more elegant one, because it offloads a lot of work from the pc. Also you won't have timing problems then.
masterdragon9 4 months ago
can you help me... :D
which are the pins that you conect into the arduino board? I mean how do you conect a wireless wiimote..
una ayudita porfabor :D
cuales son los pines que conectas en la placa arduino o mas especificamente como conectas el wiimote a la placa...
panchosud 2 years ago
nice:D
JustDepends 2 years ago