Geekservo Servo
Geekservo Servo (HKBD9005A)
This is a small servo compatible to Lego Technic parts, the output axle is compatible with Lego technic axles. It is suitable for models requiring precise movements such as joints, doors or cranes.
Specifications
Operation Voltage: 3.3V~6V
Rated Voltage: 4.8V
Rated Current: 200ma
Blocked Rotor Current: 700ma
Slipping Current: 450ma
Maximum Torque: 500g/cm(4.8V)
Rotational Speed: 60°/0.12s
Rotational Range: -45°~225°
Weight: 12.4g
Connector: Orange-Red-Brown Servo Connector
Precautions
This is a small servo only, do not use it for models that require a high torque.
Servos should not be connected in the wrong way, please pay attention when connecting a servo.
Do not block the rotor for prolonged periods of time or it may damage the motor.
Dimensions:
In LEGO units:
Length: 5
Width: 2
Height: 3
Output Axle: Technic Axle
In mm units:
Length: 40mm
Width: 16mm
Height: 34.4mm
Output Axel: Technic Axle
Geekservo Feature
Clutch Protection:
In case of violent turning of the output axle, the clutch is enabled to protect the gears from damage.
Flexible Installation:
Can be mounted on standard Lego bricks or with Technic elements, providing a lot of possibilities for installation.
Small and lightweight:
Suitable for small robotic projects.
Connection
ArmourBit
Connect the servo to the servo ports of the Armourbit.
RobotBit
Connect the servo to the servo ports of the Robotbit.
MakeCode Coding Tutorial
This module can be used by Micro:bit or Meowbit.
The programming for Armourbit and Robotbit is identical.
ArmourBit
Load Powerbrick Extension: https://github.com/KittenBot/pxt-powerbrick
RobotBit
Load Robotbit Extension:
Blocks for controlling servos:
Programming servos:
Makecode Coding Tutorial
Meowbit:
Load Robitbit Extension: https://github.com/KittenBot/meow-robotbit
Blocks for controlling servos:
Programming the servos:
Extension Version and Updates
There may be updates to extensions periodically, please refer to the following link to update/downgrade your extension.
KittenBlock Coding Tutorial
Armourbit
Load Powerbrick extension
Select Powerbrick from the Hardware Menu.
Blocks for controlling servos:
Programming the servos:
Robotbit
Load Robotbit Extension
Open the hardware menu and select Micro:bit to load the extension for Micro:bit and Robotbit.
Blocks for controlling servos:
Programming the servos
FAQ
1: The Micro:bit does not react when I click the programming blocks.
Make sure the Micro:bit has been connected to the Kittenblock and then try flashing the firmware.
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