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well, you don't need to have any "special" cables to connect these together...just some hook up wire that can take the amperage.to hook it up refer to: http://www.dimensionengineering.com/datasheets/Sabertooth2X5QuickStart.pdfyou want the second dip switch setup on page 2. this allows for pwm control, the same as with servos! look at the attached image. the two control pins get connected to digital pins capable of pwm on the axon.and remember to keep grounds common.
Won't I need this kind of cable to connect it to the Axon?http://www.robotshop.ca/lynxmotion-sc-01-servo-cable.html
QuoteWon't I need this kind of cable to connect it to the Axon?http://www.robotshop.ca/lynxmotion-sc-01-servo-cable.htmlYeap that'll work. I always make my own though since I own crimpers.
nope, that looks all good!but if you are planning on powering the axon with those 12V batteries maybe use a heatsink.it looks like your going to have fun
yeap, 6V-7V2 will do fine, to connect power to the sabertooth you will have to have stripped ends that can go into the terminals. i think you will have to get a female connector (one with prongs sticking out the end) as most battery packs come with crimped ends, if not you are good to go.
my bad, im always getting confused because of the crimps you want male to male or male to open, preferably male to open.something like http://www.robotshop.ca/sfe-170mm-mm-premium-jumper-wires.html
the the male cable, chop it in half, strip the ends and have the stripped ends in the terminals and the male end connected to the battery.