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1		-The Lynxmotion Servo Erector Set Professional (SES-PRO) Modular Robotic Construction System is a toolkit designed for creating various robotic structures, featuring advanced, precise actuators, brackets, and connectors. It builds on Lynxmotion’s previous hobbyist Servo Erector Set v2 (SES-V2) with servo motors that offer considerably higher torque and more precision than their smaller LSS counterparts. including smart servos that are
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3		-The basis of the system, the Pro smart servos, are simple to connect and control via a straightforward communication protocol. The system emphasizes higher voltage operation for efficiency and includes features like daisy-chained power and communication, catering to applications in hobby, research, and education.
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8		-This section includes all robotic kits and assemblies created using the SES V2 system. From pan and tilt to arms, hexapods and more, use these guides if you have purchased a kit, or would like inspiration on how to design something based on your own imagination.
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10		-* [[doc:pro-system.ses-pro-info.WebHome]]
11		-* [[SES-PRO Arms>>doc:ses-pro-arms.WebHome]]
12		-* [[Smart Servo PRO (LSS-P)>>doc:lynxmotion-smart-servo-pro.WebHome]]
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16	16	= Description =
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18	18	The Lynxmotion Servo Erector Set Professional System (SES PRO) comprises a lineup of powerful and precise modular actuators as well as brackets and connectors used to make anything from a simple winch to a complex multi-degree of freedom robot. The first Servo Erector Set (SES V1) system came out in 2009 and used RC servo motors. The second was released in 2019 and was based around Lynxmotion Smart Servo (LSS) motors and was designed mostly for hobby, research and educational use. One of the goals was to make smart servo technology easy to use; everything from mechanical connections and electronics as well as the simplicity of the communication protocol and software. The professional erector set continues this approach by ensuring the smart servos which form the basis of the system are easy to connect mechanically and electrically, and are controlled using a simple, human-readable communication protocol.
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21	21	* Advanced features with minimal complexity
22	22	* Daisy chained CAN BUS communication and power
23	23	* USB input & direct control
24		-* SES PRO - Power
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26	26	The Lynxmotion PRO actuators are meant to be operated at 30V. This higher voltage means lower current consumption for each actuator. The actuators can be powered by a lab power supply, wall adapter or battery pack (for example an 8 cell Lithium battery pack).  Although each actuator has two XT60 connectors, users can use either one for power input (NOT BOTH) and the second connector is meant to allow power to be daisy chained to other actuators in the communication BUS.
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30	30	Use the menu below to get more information about the SES-PRO system, and the various kits available. You can also view SES-PRO sample assemblies and guides below.
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32	32	* [[Smart Servo PRO (LSS-P)>>doc:lynxmotion-smart-servo-pro.WebHome]]
33		-* [[SES-PRO Arms>>doc:ses-pro-arms.WebHome]]
	15	+* [[SES-PRO Arms>>doc:ses-pro-archive.ses-pro-arms.WebHome]]
34	34	* Parts included in [[Tubing & Hubs>>doc:servo-erector-set-system.ses-mechanics.ses-tubing-hubs.WebHome]]
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48	48	= SES PRO - Electronics =
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50	50	|(% style="width:350px" %){{lightbox image="https://wiki.lynxmotion.com/info/wiki/lynxmotion/download/pro-system/WebHome/LSS-P-S1-Electronics.png"/}}|Currently the SES-PRO can be powered by either the 30V, 10A wall adapter or the larger 30V, 30A. Additional modules and interfaces may be developed in the future.
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