Documents
Bus Servo Basics and Applications
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Product Selection and Model Naming Rules
Helps customers quickly understand bus servo models, parameter naming, and selection logic. Suitable for checking torque, dimensions, communication type, and application scenarios before purchase.
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Bus Servo Communication Protocol Comparison
Compares UART, RS485, CAN, and other bus servo communication options, making it easier to select a protocol based on controller type, cable length, and anti-interference requirements.
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Bus Servo Wiring and Power Solutions
Summarizes common power supply, adapter board, daisy-chain wiring, and power capacity issues. Suitable as a hardware checklist before building a system.
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Connection Methods Between Common MCUs and the UC-01 Servo Adapter Board
Explains typical wiring methods between controller boards such as Arduino, STM32, and ESP32 and the UC-01 adapter board, helping customers complete communication bring-up quickly.
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Introduces bus servo cable colors, signal definitions, and wiring direction. Suitable for troubleshooting reversed wire order, mixed-up connectors, and other basic wiring issues.
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Servo Horn / Bracket Installation Notes
Explains installation direction, fastening methods, and load-bearing precautions for servo horns and brackets, helping reduce assembly offsets and mechanical interference.
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Differences Between Stall Torque, Dynamic Torque, and Rated Torque
Explains what different torque ratings mean and when each rating applies, helping customers evaluate servo load capacity more accurately.
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Differences Between Single-Shaft and Dual-Shaft Servo Units
Compares structural installation and load-bearing differences between single-shaft, dual-shaft, and D-shaft servo units. Suitable for model selection and mechanical design.
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Differences Between Brushed Servo and Brushless Servo
Introduces differences in lifespan, performance, cost, and application scenarios between brushed and brushless servo units, helping customers choose the right series.
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PID Tuning for Gimbal Applications
Explains PID tuning ideas for gimbal applications. Suitable for optimizing response speed, stability, and motion feel.
PC Configuration Software Usage Guide
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Servo Not Detected / No Response Troubleshooting
Provides a troubleshooting path for cases where the PC configuration software cannot scan the servo, the serial port connection fails, or the servo does not respond, covering power supply, wiring, and drivers.
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How to Correctly Set Protection Parameters (Power, Voltage, Temperature)
Explains the role of power, voltage, temperature, and other protection parameters, with setup recommendations to help customers complete servo configuration safely.
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Introduces the preparation, customer key, upgrade steps, and FAQ for upgrading servo firmware online through the PC configuration software.
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PC Configuration Software Tips
Summarizes practical tips for using the PC configuration software during configuration, improving efficiency when configuring parameters, reading status, and performing batch configuration.
Bus Servo Function Details
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Single-Turn / Multi-Turn Angle Control
Explains the differences and use cases for single-turn and multi-turn angle control. Useful for projects that require large-angle movement or continuous positioning.
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Turn Count Reset / Power-Off Memory
Explains multi-turn position recording, power-off memory, and turn count reset logic, helping customers maintain the current servo position state.
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Damping Mode Details and Applications
Introduces the effect, usage, and typical applications of damping mode. Suitable for scenarios requiring compliant dragging or human-machine interaction feel.
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Stop Mode Details and Applications
Explains how stop mode works and where it applies, helping customers correctly handle stop, hold, and release states in motion control.
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Synchronous Mode Details and Applications
Explains the principles and usage recommendations for synchronizing multiple servo units. Suitable for robotic arms, gimbals, and multi-joint mechanisms.
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Asynchronous Mode Details and Applications
Introduces asynchronous command execution logic and application scenarios. Suitable for multi-servo control where actions are sent in advance and triggered together.
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Status Reading / Data Monitoring
Summarizes how to read and monitor position, voltage, current, temperature, and other status data for runtime diagnostics and closed-loop control.
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Explains homing setup, current-position calibration, and related parameter usage. Suitable for zero-position calibration after installation.
SDK Development and Troubleshooting
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STM32F103 SDKFlash Build Error Troubleshooting
Collects common build, download, and environment configuration errors in STM32F103 SDK projects. Suitable for Keil / STM32 development troubleshooting.
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Command Packet Loss Issues and Solutions
Analyzes command packet loss, abnormal responses, and unstable communication that may occur in bus servo communication, and provides troubleshooting suggestions.