The supplied software allows control of:Īll features depend on camera compatibility. and also provides control of cameras supporting the Sony LANC protocol (also called S-Link). This device gives you remote control over a Bescor pan/tilt camera power head. Oftentimes the business of making the drawing brings errors to light.Home PanTiltLANC JMux Contact USB Pan Tilt Controller with Sony LANC (S-Link) interface Rather than post a copy of someone else's diagram please make a simple pencil drawing showing how YOU have everything connected and post a photo of the drawing.

#define left 11 // Pin 12 controls left pan The pin usage in the program is confusing as the comments don't match the code. For example I have no idea what you mean by 1 pin or 2nd or 3rd pins or 'the tripod connections'. Let's go back to your Original Post and this pieceĬan control either the Pan or Tilt as long as only I pin is connected as soon as I connect the 2nd or 3rd pin the mount stops responding. I now have a sense of what the program is trying to do. If (ch3 2000) // Transmitter Joystick pushed DOWNĭigitalWrite(zoomout, HIGH) // Simulate pushing the Zoom OUT tact switch on the eBenk LANC remoteĪnalogWrite(down, 255) // Move the Bescor MP-101 Camera Tilt DOWN Zoom based on the input from the Left (Up-Down movement) joystick from the RC Transmitter

If (ch2 1700) // Transmitter Joystick pushed RIGHTĭigitalWrite(right, HIGH) // Move the Bescor MP-101 Camera Pan RIGHTĮlse // Put pins LOW to stop Pan movement of Bescor MP-101 Pan based on the input from the Right (Left-Right movement) joystick from the RC Transmitter analogWrite(down, 255) // Move the Bescor MP-101 Camera Tilt DOWNĮlse // Put pins LOW to stop Tilt movement of Bescor MP-101 If (ch1 1700) // Tranmitter Joystick pushed DOWN Tilt based on the input from the Right (Up-Down movement) joystick from the RC Transmitter Get current values of RC Receiver Channels Variables to hold the RC Receiver received values Note that Pin 5 is connected to RC receiver channel 4 but is not used in this code #define receiver2 2 // Pin 2 connected to RC receiver channel 2 which controls Pan

#define receiver 3 // Pin 3 connected to RC receiver channel 1 which controls Tilt #define zoom 4 // Pin 4 connected to RC receiver channel 3 which controls Zoom #define zoomout A1 // Pin A1 controls Zoom Out #define zoomin A0 // Pin A0 controls Zoom In #define down 12 // Pin 9 controls down tilt #define right 10 // Pin 10 controls right pan I tried 3 different Nanos with the same result. Is there something in the code I am missing or my pinout connections. Just connecting the tripod connections to the Nano the pan goes to the maximum right position. Have a code loaded on a Arduino and can control either the Pan or Tilt as long as only I pin is connected as soon as I connect the 2nd or 3rd pin the mount stops responding. Hi noobie here, not sure if this is the correct forum,

Bescor mp-101 pan-tilt