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Personality Module

2008-02-24T15:49:47+01:00

ops exsused I ave been wrong post

Statistics: Posted by grisuzone — Sun Feb 24, 2008 3:49 pm

Personality Module

2008-02-24T15:46:26+01:00

http://robosavvy.com/store/product_info ... cts_id/359

http://robosavvy.com/store/product_info ... cts_id/358

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http://robosavvy.com/store/product_info ... cts_id/364

http://robosavvy.com/store/product_info ... cts_id/319

Hi
Which of these gyros it is the best?
characteristics + good for robonova
I don't succeed in deciding
I help thanks

or these?
GWS PG-03 Gyro

Futaba G190 Micro Piezo Gyro
very great as dimension comparison to those aloft of shop robosavvy

Statistics: Posted by grisuzone — Sun Feb 24, 2008 3:46 pm

Personality Module

2007-08-02T17:37:56+01:00

cool!

I added it to the Robonova wiki. Everyone is welcome to add stuff to the wiki by the way

http://robosavvy.com/site/index.php?opt ... nova-i_faq

Statistics: Posted by limor — Thu Aug 02, 2007 5:37 pm

Personality Module

2007-08-01T18:46:07+01:00

Yes, all four boards are address 0 which is loaded in preference to the program on the main board. (I have left the address pins unconnected because they are pulled low internally)
I only use 2 currently. (no.1 and 4.)
I made one for each Robot games event that we might hold in the UK

1.Robo-One battle (blue tooth control)
2.Acrobatics/Dance
3.Stair climbing and descending.
4.Straight line walking, (running I wish!)

They are copper clad board, with the tracks milled/engraved out, using "PCB design and make" software with a Modela MDX-20 3D Plotter.

Chris

Statistics: Posted by NovaOne — Wed Aug 01, 2007 6:46 pm

Personality Module

2007-08-01T10:26:43+01:00

so do they work with address 0?
how do you use them? (fighting module, dancing module.. etc) ?
what are these made of? they dont look like PCBs..

Statistics: Posted by limor — Wed Aug 01, 2007 10:26 am

Personality Module

2007-07-26T10:27:42+01:00

Wow that's neat.

They make mine look very amateurish.

The diodes and resistors were only to provide some protection. I didn't fit them either.

Statistics: Posted by i-Bot — Thu Jul 26, 2007 10:27 am

Personality Module

2007-07-25T23:29:48+01:00

Thanks for the information
These are the personality modules I've made for RN:

I'm mounting the 4 way SIL socket so it is difficult for me to put the card in the wrong way round .... I was so eager to make the boards I forgot to put diodes on.

Chris

Statistics: Posted by NovaOne — Wed Jul 25, 2007 11:29 pm

Personality Module

2006-12-20T22:56:20+01:00

Just an idea for a hardware hack for RN which I do not have time to fully investigate and exploit.

The EEPROM on the C3024 is conencted to the SCL, SDA lines. When the RN starts up it searches the addresses 0 thru 3 for an EEPROM. The on board 24C512 is at address 3 I think.

A 6 pin connector could pick up the SDA, SCL and power from the C3024, and if set to adddress 0 would override the on board EEPROM.

Thus you might have plug in code, for those quick changes without a PC.

Just a thought !

BTW you may need to add diode to the 5V supply, and a couple of resistors in series with the SDA and SCL for idiots like me who cannot see properly to plug things in !

Statistics: Posted by i-Bot — Wed Dec 20, 2006 10:56 pm