Features: Pi HAT with standard 40-pin Headers to connect various Raspberry Pi boards and compatible SBCs TFT 1.14” display for user interactions Four slots to connect Serial Servo Motors, and easily cascade servo to connect more number of motor* Four Programmable Buttons to add additional control features to your project Screw terminal and DC jack options to connect the 6-8.4V adapter with an onboard regulator Power status LED to indicate board power. Type C interface for direct use with PC/laptop using standalone GUI software Servo Motor Key Features: Real-Time Position, Load, Temperature, Speed, and Voltage Feedback. Servo/Motor Mode Switchable High Precision And Large Torque ID Range 1~253 38400 bps ~ 1Mbps (1Mbps by default) *NOTE: Avoid Connecting More Than 6 Servos At A Time; not Recommended Due To High Current Demand By Servos. Specifications: Microcontroller: Raspberry Pi boards and compatible SBCs Board Supply Voltage: 5V Operating Pin Voltage: 3.3V Operating Servo voltage: 6~8.4V Display Size: 1.14” Display Resolution: 240×320 pixels Display Driver: ST7789 Display Appearance: RGB, 65K/262K Temperature Range: -20°C ~ +70°C Compatible Servo Motors =>SB-SS023 – For Lightweight ProjectsSB-SS15 – For Heavier Applications Pinout: (1), (3), (9), (11) Programmable Buttons (2) Serial Servo connector (4) ON/OFF Motor Supply (5) DC Jack Input (6~8.4V DC) (6) Screw Terminal input (6~8.4V) (7) Type C (8) Power Status LED (10) TFT 1.14” Display (12) Standard 40-pin Raspberry Pi Header Dimension: Applications: Robotic Arm Control Camera Gimbal Stabilization Automated Surveillance Systems 3D Printer Axis Control Automated Window Blinds CNC Machine Positioning Animatronics and Puppetry Laboratory Automation Remote-Controlled Vehicles Industrial Automation Resources: Software Github: Getting Started Guide and Example Codes. Hardware Github: Hardware Design files like Schematic, 3D File, PCB, Step File, etc.
