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Review comments at @src/hardware/servo_wrapper.cpp:
- Around line 271-283: Update ensureServoOutput to clamp angle_ with
clampServoAngle(index_, angle_) before converting it to a pulse or enabling PWM
output, so re-enabling cannot emit a stale out-of-range angle.
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| @@ -269,7 +280,7 @@ void ServoWrapper::ensureServoOutput() { | |||
| serialLogPrint("[servo] pwm on "); | |||
| serialLogPrint(SERVO_SPECS[index_].name); | |||
| serialLogPrint(" ch="); | |||
| serialLogPrintln(SERVO_SPECS[index_].channel); | |||
| serialLogPrintln(settingsServoChannel(index_)); | |||
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Clamp angle_ before re-enabling servo output.
When saved limits shrink below the current angle_, update() can reclamp target_ and return without changing angle_. After release, ensureServoOutput() can then emit a PWM pulse for the stale, out-of-range angle_. The later clamp in writeAngle() is too late because output is enabled first.
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- const uint16_t pulse = angleToPulse(angle_);
+ angle_ = clampServoAngle(index_, angle_);
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| angle_ = clampServoAngle(index_, angle_); | |
| const uint16_t pulse = angleToPulse(angle_); | |
| pwm.setPWM( | |
| settingsServoChannel(index_), | |
| 0, | |
| pulse | |
| ); | |
| lastPulse_ = pulse; | |
| serialLogPrint("[servo] pwm on "); | |
| serialLogPrint(SERVO_SPECS[index_].name); | |
| serialLogPrint(" ch="); | |
| serialLogPrintln(settingsServoChannel(index_)); |
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Review comment at @src/hardware/servo_wrapper.cpp around lines 271 - 283:
Update ensureServoOutput to clamp angle_ with clampServoAngle(index_, angle_)
before converting it to a pulse or enabling PWM output, so re-enabling cannot
emit a stale out-of-range angle.
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Thanks for the careful work on centers, limits outside AP, and docs. Before we add more permanent calibration state, I want to check whether we’re matching the failure modes we actually see on the bench. Assembly procedure already centers at 90° before seating parts (docs/3d/assembly.md §2a, repeated per joint). §20 then sends people into the wizard mainly to mark safe min/max. It does not teach “set the real visual center first, then choose limits symmetrically around it,” and it doesn’t explain when animation zero should differ from If builders follow that procedure (center at attach, re-check center and tweak after assembly, set min/max as travel about that pose) center and midpoint stay the same by construction. In that world, persistent asymmetric servo_centers plus min→center→max mapping is a lot of settings/UI/firmware surface for a problem we might fix more cheaply by tightening the guide and a guided wizard, for example:
That keeps firmware mid as animation zero and avoids a second permanent calibration axis unless we have a clear bench case where safe stops are necessarily unequal distances from the true neutral even when the horn was seated correctly. On Ask: Are we solving “asymmetric safe band vs true neutral” as a common hardware reality, or “people skip 90° seating / set one-sided limits / mix Belly cables”? If the latter, I’d rather invest this energy in assembly §20 + a step-by-step wizard (and a channel smoke-test) than ship servo_centers + swap_hands as the default model. Happy to align either way... I just want complexity to track the real failure mode. |
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What
After assembly, a joint's physical center can differ from the midpoint of its safe limits, and the two hand servos can be connected to opposite PCA9685 channels. Previously, the firmware always derived each center from min/max and range calibration was only available in setup AP mode.
servo_centers. Normalized poses map min → calibrated center → max, preserving each joint's endpoints. Missing or invalid saved centers fall back to the midpoint of the saved limits for compatibility.swap_handsin Config and the setup wizard to select left=2/right=3 or left=3/right=2. Apply the mapping after reboot to every PWM write, including setup moves and output release.Related to the calibration workflow introduced in #25.
Compatibility: existing HTTP routes, pin assignments, NVS keys, and stock servo ranges are unchanged. This adds settings and permits saving existing range fields outside setup AP.
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type(scope): summary.pio run.pio test -e native— 58 tests passed. On this macOS host, run withDEVELOPER_DIR=/Library/Developer/CommandLineTools.npm run lint --prefix uiandnpm test --prefix ui— 52 tests passed.docs/api.md, README, anddocs/hardware/testing.mdupdated together..env, tokens, Wi-Fi passwords, or generated firmware artifacts included.Packages, CAD, pinout, and PCB files are unchanged; their change-specific checks do not apply.
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