Oh! I forgot to say thank you to Ron as well for his inputs into finding a solution to my question... still getting use to navigating the platform...

Thank you both for all your fantastic help. I changed the connection for the Z/F pin to a normal OUTPUT pin. I also found that I had to use the VR pin...

Correction to my last message the : The Z/F is NOT connected to a an Analog pin but to a standard IO pin on the Arduino (in the example pin 12).

Thank you both robotBuilder and Will for your contributions. As I have admitted in my introduction, my knowledge of electronics is very limited and I ...

@will , I think I have tried that but I'll another go...

I guess it is difficult to explain clearly without seeing the project in front of you... I can already get the motor to spin anticlockwise using...

Re: How I am connecting to the Z/F pin. As I understand it , a Pulse Width Modulation (PWM) signal from the Arduino can be used to send a LOW or H...

Hi robotBuilder, thanks for your responses and link, so far (apologies for the use of acronyms...still learning here). I have previously visited some ...

Hi robotBuilder thanks for the link provided below, but the project is about Reverse Engineering the Mainboard of the WORX Landroid to provide addit...

Thank you for responding to my message. As I indicated in my original request, I have looked at the post provided by AngeloB and others, I have also...

Hi Ron - Thanks for replying to my post. I am currently involved with creating a robotic lawn mower using bits from a WORX Landroid. The control boa...