Library 'Servo' is not uploaded to the board ERROR help
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I keep getting this error message when trying to run my code, I'm confident my wiring is correct and I do not know what this error means-
Error message: Library 'Servo' is not uploaded to the board. Clear the current Arduino object and recreate it to include the appropriate library. For a list of available libraries, type 'listArduinoLibraries'.
Here is the code
clear
clc
a=arduino();
s1 = servo(a, 'D9', 'MinPulseDuration', 700*10^-6, 'MaxPulseDuration', 2300*10^-6);
writePosition(s1,0);
userResponse = "yes";
while userResponse == "yes"
chicken = input("Insert your resistor");
voltage = readVoltage(a, "A0");
if voltage < 1.67155
resistor = "47k";
writePosition(s1,0.25);
minR = 47000 * 0.95;
maxR = 47000 * 1.05;
elseif voltage < 3.53128
resistor = "10k";
writePosition(s1,0.5);
minR = 10000 * 0.95;
maxR = 10000 * 1.05;
elseif voltage < 4.69941
resistor = "1k";
writePosition(s1,0.75);
minR = 1000 * 0.95;
maxR = 1000 * 1.05;
else
resistor = "330";
writePosition(s1,1);
minR = 330 * 0.95;
maxR = 330 * 1.05;
end
resistance = voltageToResistance(voltage);
withinTolerance = (resistance >= minR && resistance <= maxR);
disp(resistor)
if withinTolerance == 1
writeDigitalPin(a, "D4", 1);
writeDigitalPin(a, "D5", 0);
%disp("green")
else
writeDigitalPin(a, "D4", 0);
writeDigitalPin(a, "D5", 1);
%disp("Red")
end
userResponse = input("Would you like to check another resistor? ","s");
writePosition(s1,0);
writeDigitalPin(a, "D4", 0);
writeDigitalPin(a, "D5", 0);
end
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Vidip
on 27 Dec 2023
I understand that you are getting the error message- ‘Library 'Servo' is not uploaded to the board. Clear the current Arduino object and recreate it to include the appropriate library. For a list of available libraries, type 'listArduinoLibraries' whenever you try to run the code.
The error message indicates that the 'Servo' library is not uploaded to the Arduino board. To resolve this issue, you can clear the current Arduino object and recreate it to include the appropriate library. And to create servo object and calibrate the motor, you can either create an arduino object and include the Servo library or, you can explicitly specify it in the Libraries Name-Value pair at creation of arduino object.
You can follow this below documentation to properly create servo object and calibrate the motor-
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