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What you need to install or have installed before on your PC: see HERE
CPA2pwmA: Control Pwm(s) outputs by TEXT commands (from PC, PLC...)

connections (click to enlarge)

XLoader example

Termite test...

Useful accessories:  
ExDriver1: 1 - 2 - 3
 
 
 
 
CPA2pwmA: Control Pwm(s) outputs by TEXT commands (from PC, PLC...)
Note:
Download the HEX codes below, unpack, and upload to the proper Arduino board (Use a free net tool for example XLoader)
1. ATmega328-16MHz (MINI,NANO,UNO...): Hex-m328
2. AtMega2560 (Mega(ATMEGA2560)........): Hex-m2560
Based on the offered TEXT commands, you can develop your own PC, PLC ... communication code, and applications...
Available ASCII TEXT commands (Default: ID=1 Baud=9600): Test uploaded code using some free serial software such as Termite.TextCommamd format: ID(device identifier) + TextCommand + ENTER
IDAT - attention command (return ID+OK) - example for ID=1: 1AT
IDSV1=x - x=set pwm in percentage (0-100% 0=0V 100%=5V) - example for ID=1: 1SV1=50
IDSV2=x - x=set pwm frequency (x= 1-7 1=31372.55Hz 2=3921.16Hz 3=980.39Hz 4=490.20(default) 5=245.10Hz 6=122.55Hz 7=30.64Hz) - example for ID=2: 2SV2=5
IDSV1 - returns value of SV1
IDSV2 - returns value of SV2
 
Additional commands (if using more devices on RS485 network):
Connect Arduino to PC (if in your hardware use RS485 module connected to D0/D1 - Arduino must be out of hardware)- use Termite):
ID=device identifier BAUD=device Baud rate
ID? - returns ID
ID=x (set new ID x=0-9 or A, B, C, D, E, F, - example: ID=2 or ID=A ... )
BAUD=x (set the new baud rate: supported x=1200,2400.4800,9600,19200,38400,57600 - example: BAUD=19200 )
Note: Be careful when changing BAUD! Remember the new set BAUD value in case of further settings!
Try and Test with next PcApp:
Download: PcApp1 - Time-Limited trial version (2 hours) then need App restart! - ask via email for price of Final version!
 
 

 

 Useful accessories:  
Module1: 1 - 2 - 3
 
 
 
 
PWM DC Motor (load) driver using Module1
Note: If VA=VM=8-12V, connect it, otherwise use separate power supplies.