Cut off the plastic header at the end of the servo motor wires and
strip away about 5 mm of insulation from each wire.
To function correctly, the battery pack, the servomotor and the SensorDAQ
must all have a common reference point, or "ground." Insert both the
black wire from the motor and the black (negative) wire from the battery
pack into terminal 5 on the SensorDAQ's Aux I/O port and use the screw
to fasten them securely into place. (Terminals 5, 8 and 11 on the SensorDAQ's
Aux I/O port are all connected together internally as ground, so it
is also possible to connect each of the 2 black wires to any of these
3 terminals.)
Terminal 7 on the Aux I/O port will be providing the signals that control
the servo motor. Connect the white (sometime yellow) wire from the servo
motor to terminal 7 on the SensorDAQ's Aux I/O port.
