Tutorial SPS - Sabertooth Packet Serial PID motor driver sketch w/SoftStart

Thanks, the reason why I can move the hall sensor is because of the elastic I'm using as transmission belt but if I install a non elastic and toothed belt that union is rock solid but the problem stills so it not seems to be the problem.

Electrical interference is plausible but I do everything to try to mitigate it with no success, not only it didn't go away nor hsn't improve a little so the problem comes from somewhere else.

As I showed in my last post I discovered that if I move the hall sensor the movements are completely clean so maybe the problem comes when the commands comes from the PC trough the USB Cable and it is taking interference. I try running SMC utils on another PC but the same problem with the same USB cable.

I bought a good USB cable that maybe tomorrow will arrive. I'll get a try

Well, I'have tried with two new and different shielded 2.0 cables but the problem does not go away. Even if the Arduino is the only thing connected to the PC.

I also bought a USB 2.0 PCI card but I misunderstood the connection and is not compatible with my motherboard. Another possible solution is connect the arduinos to a powered hub to avoid the MoBo power it (I read something like that in a Arduino forum).

How it is possible that if I move manually the hall sensor to see how the motor try to correct the position the motor runs well, without noise, smooth, as expected BUT if the commands comes from the PC it starts to run bad as s**t. In one hand I'm happy to see the motors&Sabertooth combo runs well but when the rig have to work with the PC it starts to troll me.

There must be a solution I'm sure

Hi again, is there an alternative code to manage the Sabertooth 2x60? I asked to Wanegain to know if his code is good for the 2x60 but without response.

Yesterday I tested the "manual" moves with some load (55 Kg) to see how it performs and the motors works good, without that weird oscillate movements. The noise is present even if the motor is off (and then when the motor is on and moving the noise magnifies) so EMI from the motor seems not be the problem

Surely I'll unmount a motor and will do tests in a bench to see how will be its behavior

OMG Noorbeast, I didn't see that FAQ, sorry. Almost every codes are written for 2x32 and I don't know if it makes the code incompatible for the 2x60 or the 2x60 runs equal as the 2x32. Next week I'll test all the codes on a bench and I'll update.

Thanks!