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I am trying to move my servo on BCM PIN 25. I have a Spring Boot REST webapp and when submitting an angle, the servo doesnt move.
I have initialized the PI4J Context and passed into the ServoComponent, and added a new constructor for flexibility on changing the PIN value.
I have my servo connected to a power supply and rPi GND PIN to the GND of the Power Supply. Using java 17.
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Just an idea... to make sure the Pi4J context is OK and so on, can you just start with a simple LED to see if it turns on/off?
I created this example application with Spring Boot (and Vaadin) that uses the same approach I think: https://foojay.io/today/blink-a-led-on-raspberry-pi-with-vaadin/
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I am trying to move my servo on BCM PIN 25. I have a Spring Boot REST webapp and when submitting an angle, the servo doesnt move.
I have initialized the PI4J Context and passed into the ServoComponent, and added a new constructor for flexibility on changing the PIN value.
I have my servo connected to a power supply and rPi GND PIN to the GND of the Power Supply.
Using java 17.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: