How to make PC  based  motor control?
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At the PC end, you need a communication card and software that allows you to interface with the motor.  You also need some way to read what it is you are trying to control.  This might mean you need an encoder to determine motor position or an ampmeter to read motor current (which is proportional to rotational velocity).\n\nOnce you have the hardware in place, you need to program a control law.  For speed control, the law will basically say, 'increase or decrease motor voltage until I am at the desired speed'.  So if the reading from the ampmeter says the speed is less than deisred, increase voltage slightly and vice versa.
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Try dc++ . U can get it from www.softpedia.com\nTry it and you'll see it's the best
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If you're looing for cheap software that will COMPLETELY control a PC, take a look at TalkingDesktop here:\n\nhttp://www.talkingdesktop.com/\n\nMy brother-in-law is a quadriplegic and he's able to do almost everything he wants to do with this software.  Granted, it CAN be frustrating at times (moving the mouse pointer, having to repeat words until the software understands, etc.), but it DOES work.  \n\nHere's an example ... if you want to send an e-mail, you just say "New Email".  Then the software asks who you want to send it to.  You respond with the person's name.  The software brings up a window with the "To:" address filled in and then you can start dictating your e-mail.  No typing necessary.  Of course it will misunderstand some words, but you just say "scrath" and it erases the last word and you repeat that word again.\n\nVoice recognition software for PCs isn't the greatest, but it does allow the disabled to do things the rest of us are doing: e-mail, surfing, word processing, etc.\n\nTo get the best results from Talking Desktop, buy a high-quality noise-cancelling headset.  And make sure your comoputer has enough RAM and horsepower to run a piece of software like this.  That Pentium III you have sitting in the closet won't cut it!\n\nGood luck!
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u can use control panel from my coputer folder if you are using windows XP.\n\neven though it is not a problem at all and its just mouse and mind timings problem
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go to drivers.com they have a lot of dirvers for computers and it's componentsl
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For OS X, I use istopmotion.  For Windows, there is Stop Motion Pro...
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You would need an emulator of some sort.  I have seen references to CherryOS and PearPC that may work.
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Try Roboform, its the best. You can get it free from www.download.com.
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you can always make a vb program that has a timer control on it. set it to raise the timer event every 400 secs. then you can play a wav file or something. you can compile this program into an exe and have it run in your computer all day long. you can even make it everytime you start your computer by placing a shortcut on the start menu > programs > startup folder.\n\nhope this helps...
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control panel then mouse
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system mechanic 5\nget it at real.com they offer a cheap discount\ndont go to the real website for they jack up price go to real\nit works very well.....
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make your own on the computer
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Hold CTRL key and roll mouse wheel.
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keyboard and/or mouse
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try these wib sites:\nwww.asi-ez.com\nwww.industrial-ebooks.com/free_downloads.htm\nwww.control.com\nhttp://www.discovercircuits.com/list.htm\nhttp://www.wisegeek.com/what-is-a-programmable-logic-controller.htm\nhttp://users.telenet.be/educypedia/electronics/control-systems-plc.htm
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If you take my word, try TightVNC (http://www.tightvnc.com/). It is a free remote control software package derived from the popular VNC software. With TightVNC, you can see the desktop of a remote machine and control it with your local mouse and keyboard, just like you would do it sitting in the front of that computer. TightVNC is:\n\n* free, GPL-licensed, with full source code available;\n* useful in remote administration, remote customer support, education, and for many other purposes;\n* cross-platform, available for Windows and Unix, compatible with other VNC software;\n* well maintained and being actively developed.\n* Has ability to enable/disable controls on the other end\n\nThere are other like RealVNC (http://www.realvnc.com/), GoToMyPC(https://www.gotomypc.com/) and around a hundred others for the same purpose. But I prefer TightVNC because it is the lightest on resources and most easy to use. I have tried experiments from buffering Video Game screen to streaming your screen on 22 PCs in a chain (not directly). When using other tools, Video games gave a lower FPS( frame per second) as they were consuming more CPU cycles. Also, the time delay in chain screening ( one comp receives and sends its screen to the other comp), was heavy with other tools. Hope this helps you.
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Damppower or something to that natural.. the software should be available on download.com or something.. mm good luck