Wiring up servos will look similar to wiring up sensors, except the signal maps to an output. Wiring up a motor is similar to wiring up an LED.
To wire up a servo, you'll have to use a setup similar to the following figure:
A servo wiring diagram
Tip
The wire colors may vary for your servo. If your wires are red, brown, and orange, red is 5V, brown is GND, and orange is signal. When in doubt, check the data sheet that came with your servo.
After wiring up the servo, plug the board in and listen to your servo. If you hear a clicking noise, quickly unplug the board—this means your servo is trying to place itself in a position it cannot reach. Usually, there is a small screw at the bottom of most servos that you can use to calibrate them. Use a small screwdriver to rotate this until it stops clicking when the power is turned on.
This procedure is the same for continuous servos—the diagram does not change much either. Just replace the regular servo with...