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32 Channel Servo Motor Controller Board, Support PS2 WIFI with USB Cable

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32 Channel Servo Control Board Support PS2 WIFI with USB Cable

32 Channel Servo Control Board Support PS2 WIFI with USB Cable

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Product SKU: KG355

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32-channel servo controller
STM32 ARM Cortex-M3 MCU
16MB onboard memory
PS2, WiFi, Bluetooth support
Over-current protection
Perfect for robotics

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32-Channel Servo Motor Controller Board (PS2, WiFi Support with USB Cable)

The 32-Channel Servo Motor Controller is powered by a high-performance STM32 microcontroller featuring the ARM Cortex-M3 core, offering superior processing capability and reliability for complex servo applications. With a built-in 16MB high-capacity memory, it can store up to 230 action groups—perfect for robotics, animatronics, and large-scale automation systems.

The board supports simultaneous control of up to 32 servo motors with built-in over-current protection, reducing the risk of servo damage under heavy loads. It includes intuitive PC software for online graphical debugging, enabling users to program, simulate, and fine-tune servo motion in real time. Compact, powerful, and user-friendly, this controller is ideal for professionals, educators, and DIY robotics enthusiasts.

Features

Controls up to 32 servo motors simultaneously
Equipped with ARM Cortex-M3 STM32 microcontroller
16MB onboard memory stores up to 230 action groups
Supports PS2 handle, WiFi, and Bluetooth extensions
Graphical PC interface for online debugging and control
Over-current and surge protection for all channels
Supports secondary development and serial communication
Compact board with easy-to-use Mini USB connectivity

Technical Details

Dimensions: 61 mm × 52 mm
Mounting Hole Spacing: 44.5 mm × 53.5 mm
Communication Interface: Mini USB
Control Channels: 32
Remote Handle: PS2 support
External Modules Supported: Bluetooth, WiFi, MP3, and wireless modules
Voltage Alarm: Supported
Power Switch: External
Secondary Development: Supported
Serial Communication: Supported
Local Storage: Supported
Offline Operation: Supported

32-Channel Controller Highlights

Real-time handle control and remote action group execution
Supports WiFi, Bluetooth, MP3, and wireless mode synchronization
Secondary development-ready with reserved serial interface
Low-voltage alarm and offline execution capabilities
Multi-layer voltage regulation and anti-surge circuit protection
Includes rich tutorials and example codes for beginners

Interface Diagram

Power Supply Connection

Secondary Development

Detailed Display

Applications

Smart Car Control: Manage multi-axis smart car movements with precision.
Robotic Arms: Control mechanical arms for assembly, sorting, or manipulation tasks.
PS2 Remote Integration: Supports PS2 joystick remote for easy manual control.
Servo Motion Control: Drives up to 32 servos for synchronized movement.
Automation Systems: Ideal for robotics, animatronics, and smart automation.
Education & Research: Perfect for electronics labs, robotics training, and experiments.
Prototyping: Suitable for testing servo-driven mechanisms in development stages.