Tried this with an Arduino Uno using the MotorKnob example sketch http://arduino.cc/en/Tutorial/MotorKnob Works fine and the 64:1 gearbox gives fairly high output torque. I found by experiment that the connection to Arduino is not obvious: Arduino pin 8 to in 1 (motor blue wire), pin 9 to in3 (motor yellow), pin 10 to in 2 (motor pink), pin 11 to in 4 (motor orange). My first attempt connecting the wires in sequence (8 to in1, 9 to in2 etc) resulted in the motor only turning in one direction! The motor draws about 250 mA at 5V so best to use a separate supply, remember to connect the 0V to one of the Arduino GND pins.

Tried this with an Arduino Uno using the MotorKnob example sketch http://arduino.cc/en/Tutorial/MotorKnob Works fine and the 64:1 gearbox gives fairly high output torque. I found by experiment that the connection to Arduino is not obvious: Arduino pin 8 to in 1 (motor blue wire), pin 9 to in3 (motor yellow), pin 10 to in 2 (motor pink), pin 11 to in 4 (motor orange). My first attempt connecting the wires in sequence (8 to in1, 9 to in2 etc) resulted in the motor only turning in one direction! The motor draws about 250 mA at 5V so best to use a separate supply, remember to connect the 0V to one of the Arduino GND pins.

Tried this with an Arduino Uno using the MotorKnob example sketch http://arduino.cc/en/Tutorial/MotorKnob Works fine and the 64:1 gearbox gives fairly high output torque. I found by experiment that the connection to Arduino is not obvious: Arduino pin 8 to in 1 (motor blue wire), pin 9 to in3 (motor yellow), pin 10 to in 2 (motor pink), pin 11 to in 4 (motor orange). My first attempt connecting the wires in sequence (8 to in1, 9 to in2 etc) resulted in the motor only turning in one direction! The motor draws about 250 mA at 5V so best to use a separate supply, remember to connect the 0V to one of the Arduino GND pins.

Very good Nagyon jó

Very good Nagyon jó

Very good Nagyon jó