Motor reverse 7-bit (serial/usb input mode only), Set speed mini ssc (serial/usb input mode only), Motor brake (serial/usb input mode only) – Pololu Simple User Manual

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To set the motor target speed to approximately half-speed forward (63), we could send the following compact
protocol bytes:

We Send:

Command Byte Data Byte 1

Compact Protocol

0x89 (137)

0x3F (63)

Motor Reverse 7-Bit (Serial/USB input mode only)

Command Format:

Command Byte

Data Byte 1

Data Byte 2 Data Byte 3

Compact Protocol

0x8A (138)

speed

-

-

Pololu Protocol

0xAA (170)

device number

0x0A (10)

speed

Description: This command sets the motor target speed in the reverse direction based on the specified low-
resolution (7-bit) Speed byte. The Speed byte is a number from 0 (motor stopped) to 127 (motor reverse at full
speed). This command has no serial response.

Set Speed Mini SSC (Serial/USB input mode only)

Command Format:

Command Byte

Data Byte 1

Data Byte 2

Mini SSC Protocol

0xFF (255)

device number

speed

Description: This is the Mini SSC Protocol command for setting the motor speed. This command has no serial
response. See

Section 6.2

for complete documentation of this command.

Motor Brake (Serial/USB input mode only)

Command Format:

Command Byte

Data Byte 1

Data Byte 2

Data Byte 3

Compact Protocol

0x92 (146)

brake amount

-

-

Pololu Protocol

0xAA (170)

device number

0x12 (18)

brake amount

Description: This command causes the motor to immediately brake by the specified amount (configured
deceleration limits are ignored). The Brake Amount byte can have a value from 0 to 32, with 0 resulting in
maximum coasting (the motor leads are floating almost 100% of the time) and 32 resulting in full braking (the
motor leads are shorted together 100% of the time). Requesting a brake amount greater than 32 results in a Serial
Format Error. This command has no serial response.

Example:

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6. Using the Serial Interface

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