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Confirm the full physical model first, then choose the matching control path. Software bring-up and mechanical design have separate entry points.

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Choose a control path

Interface confirmed by the model documents	Start here	First completion check
TTL / RS-485 bus	Bus servo setup	Confirm one servo's identity and read-only communication before a small motion
PWM	PWM servo setup	Confirm pinout and signal settings before neutral/stop and small-response checks
Model or interface unknown	Model and family identification	Obtain documents matching the physical suffix before experimental wiring or commands

Keep a result at each stage

Stage	Required input	Record on completion	If blocked
Model identification	Label, suffix and document revision	Physical/document identity mapping	Request missing information from the model page
Wiring	Supply, pinout, adapter/controller and ground	Wiring photos and actual configuration	Power and wiring
Minimal validation	No load, clearance, confirmed control settings	Identity/PWM response, faults and stop method	Troubleshooting by symptom
Software integration	Validated configuration and matching example	Platform, code revision and reproducible record	Software development
Mechanical integration	Drawings, model, zero and permitted travel	Assembly and clearance record	Mechanics and assembly

Some models currently have only a specification summary; dedicated pinouts, CAD or examples are not supplied. Check the model's resource status rather than substituting generic settings for missing information.