Loongson LSIC300A Robot Controller User Manual

The Loongson LSIC300A robot controller user manual explains hardware connections, PWM expansion, and software setup via TF‑card.


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Brand
Loongson
Category
Industrial Robot
Document type
User Manual
Language
Chinese
Pages
6
File format
PDF
File size
403 KB
Published
04 October, 2026
Updated
04 October, 2026
MD5 checksum
6A5191C7868F85BBE6C2C4B2D90417E3

About this manual

The manual describes how to power the LSIC300A controller using its two USB ports (mini‑USB works) and connect the required cables, including three servo leads and an external 7.2 V supply for the servos. Two PCA9685PW chips expand the controller to provide 32 PWM channels (up to 16 per chip).\n\nSoftware setup is performed by copying the kernel and file‑system images to a TF card, inserting it into the board, and using U‑Boot commands to load the kernel, root file system, and set boot arguments. After boot, PWM channels appear as pwmchip0 and pwmchip17, and their period (20 ms) and high‑level duration (e.g., 1.5 ms) can be configured to drive servos such as the DS3115mg. This manual is written in Chinese.

What's inside

  • Power Supply and USB Connections
  • Hardware Wiring and Servo Connections
  • PWM Expansion and Channel Overview
  • Kernel and File System Loading via TF Card
  • U‑Boot Commands and Boot Arguments
  • PWM Configuration for Servo Control

Specifications

PWM channels32 channels (two PCA9685PW chips, 16 per chip)
Servo supply voltage7.2 V external
PWM period20 ms
PWM high‑level duration (example)1.5 ms
Supported demo servoDS3115mg

Frequently asked questions

How many PWM outputs are available on the controller?

It provides 32 PWM outputs using two PCA9685PW expansion chips, each supporting up to 16 channels.

How do I load the kernel and file system onto the controller?

Copy the kernel and file‑system files to a TF card, insert the card into the board, and use U‑Boot commands such as `nand erase.part`, `fatload`, and `nand write` to flash them.

How can I set the PWM period for servo control?

Set the PWM channel period to 20 ms and adjust the high‑level time (e.g., 1.5 ms) to control servo position.

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