Hi,

I have done exactly the same, and here are the best links I could find:

http://home.planet.nl/~robot/nn2000/nn20002.html (near the end of the page,
code to control 8 servos)

http://www.havingasoftware.nl/robots/servo/servo.htm (code to control 12
servos)

http://www.qsl.net/n8mx/tank/technical.html (on a 16f872, but the method
used is the one I use)

And if you understand french:

http://fribotte.free.fr/ (if you understand asm, just look at
http://fribotte.free.fr/bdtech/pic/pic_qui_rit.html, it=B9s a small robot,
servo driven, with a third servo that search for light)

Don=B9t forget to check piclist.com , there is a lot of infos on servos.

Have fun,

Stephan


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> i have a PIC16F84 running at 4Mhz and i want to make two hacked servos mo=
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> (without computer interfacing). I have directly supplied power to both se=
rvos.
> And have connect each servo control pin to pic i/o pins A.0 and A.1. I ha=
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> hacked them using a two resistor bridge in place of the variable position
> resistor on the servo. Therefore the servo's always think they are in the
> centre position. i need code (in assembly please!!!!, but if i have to us=
e C i
> will) to make them go one way and another. I want to beable to tell what
> servos to go which way independantly.
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