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[Solved] Dumb 5710K

Korean company maker of Robot kits and servos designed for of articulated robots. Re-incarnation of Megarobotics.
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[Solved] Dumb 5710K

Post by TJConnell » Fri Apr 01, 2011 3:06 pm

Post by TJConnell
Fri Apr 01, 2011 3:06 pm

Hi,

I have a new 5710K which I have just finished constructing and is working to some extent (but see my other posts) but it doesn't make any sounds!!

I saw somewhere that it should speak when powered on! Is that correct and if so have I got a faulty controller??

Thanks for any Help

Tom Connell
Hi,

I have a new 5710K which I have just finished constructing and is working to some extent (but see my other posts) but it doesn't make any sounds!!

I saw somewhere that it should speak when powered on! Is that correct and if so have I got a faulty controller??

Thanks for any Help

Tom Connell
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Post by PedroR » Fri Apr 01, 2011 4:13 pm

Post by PedroR
Fri Apr 01, 2011 4:13 pm

Hi TJConnell

I belive you may be confusing the 5710K with the 5720T.

The 5710K has never had the Sound output feature. The marking on your controller should be model RBC-Nxx, meaning No Voice Output.

The only Robot that used to have Sound Output was the more expensive 5720T. However as of last year this one doesn't come with Speech Output anymore either.


We used to sell a sperate controller with Voice output for users who wanted to add Speech output to the 5710K. It is available here http://robosavvy.com/store/product_info ... cts_id/590. We still have a couple left in stock should you be interested in it.
However this is an optional part ( fully compatible with the 5710K )

Regards
Pedro
Hi TJConnell

I belive you may be confusing the 5710K with the 5720T.

The 5710K has never had the Sound output feature. The marking on your controller should be model RBC-Nxx, meaning No Voice Output.

The only Robot that used to have Sound Output was the more expensive 5720T. However as of last year this one doesn't come with Speech Output anymore either.


We used to sell a sperate controller with Voice output for users who wanted to add Speech output to the 5710K. It is available here http://robosavvy.com/store/product_info ... cts_id/590. We still have a couple left in stock should you be interested in it.
However this is an optional part ( fully compatible with the 5710K )

Regards
Pedro
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Post by TJConnell » Fri Apr 01, 2011 6:23 pm

Post by TJConnell
Fri Apr 01, 2011 6:23 pm

PedroR wrote:Hi TJConnell

I belive you may be confusing the 5710K with the 5720T.

The 5710K has never had the Sound output feature. The marking on your controller should be model RBC-Nxx, meaning No Voice Output.

The only Robot that used to have Sound Output was the more expensive 5720T. However as of last year this one doesn't come with Speech Output anymore either.


We used to sell a sperate controller with Voice output for users who wanted to add Speech output to the 5710K. It is available here http://robosavvy.com/store/product_info ... cts_id/590. We still have a couple left in stock should you be interested in it.
However this is an optional part ( fully compatible with the 5710K )

Regards
Pedro


OK Thanks not something I particularly wanted, but had seen it mentioned in posts in this forum whilst researching the robot before purchase!

When I fitted the BT module I did notice that it had a speaker grill, but was empty so just wondered if it should have been there!!

I believe that mine should have the accelerometer chip (bought 29th March) but that is not used in the standard movements! Is there a quick way I can check that it is there & functioning?

Thanks again

Tom
PedroR wrote:Hi TJConnell

I belive you may be confusing the 5710K with the 5720T.

The 5710K has never had the Sound output feature. The marking on your controller should be model RBC-Nxx, meaning No Voice Output.

The only Robot that used to have Sound Output was the more expensive 5720T. However as of last year this one doesn't come with Speech Output anymore either.


We used to sell a sperate controller with Voice output for users who wanted to add Speech output to the 5710K. It is available here http://robosavvy.com/store/product_info ... cts_id/590. We still have a couple left in stock should you be interested in it.
However this is an optional part ( fully compatible with the 5710K )

Regards
Pedro


OK Thanks not something I particularly wanted, but had seen it mentioned in posts in this forum whilst researching the robot before purchase!

When I fitted the BT module I did notice that it had a speaker grill, but was empty so just wondered if it should have been there!!

I believe that mine should have the accelerometer chip (bought 29th March) but that is not used in the standard movements! Is there a quick way I can check that it is there & functioning?

Thanks again

Tom
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Post by PedroR » Fri Apr 01, 2011 6:42 pm

Post by PedroR
Fri Apr 01, 2011 6:42 pm

Hi Tom

You should have the ACC sensor already installed.
I believe if you press STOP+* simultaneously you enter "Auto Get-Up mode".

Do that and then lay the robot down. It should get up by itself.

This functionality is available on the latest firmware versions. Once again, make sure to check http://robobuilder.net for the latest versions.


As for the place for the speaker on the PCB they probably use the same PCB for both versions (with and without voice) and then just solder the features they need for each model.
Bear in mind that Speech Enabled Robobuilders have not only the speaker but also a "Voice Chip". Both the Voice chip and the speaker are not present on the controllers used in the 5710K.


As a final note, if you saw mentioned on the forum the 5710K would have speech output, please let us know where so we can correct that information.

Regards
Pedro
Hi Tom

You should have the ACC sensor already installed.
I believe if you press STOP+* simultaneously you enter "Auto Get-Up mode".

Do that and then lay the robot down. It should get up by itself.

This functionality is available on the latest firmware versions. Once again, make sure to check http://robobuilder.net for the latest versions.


As for the place for the speaker on the PCB they probably use the same PCB for both versions (with and without voice) and then just solder the features they need for each model.
Bear in mind that Speech Enabled Robobuilders have not only the speaker but also a "Voice Chip". Both the Voice chip and the speaker are not present on the controllers used in the 5710K.


As a final note, if you saw mentioned on the forum the 5710K would have speech output, please let us know where so we can correct that information.

Regards
Pedro
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Post by TJConnell » Fri Apr 01, 2011 7:57 pm

Post by TJConnell
Fri Apr 01, 2011 7:57 pm

OK Thanks

I will try the ACC

I dont believe the item{s} I saw were necessarily related to the 5710K! I was scanning the forum in general for potential problems as I do for anything I buy and may not even have been aware when I did the scan that there were two versions!

Your forum messages go quite a way back so a lot of the time messages will pop up in searches that relate to earlier incarnations!

I am very pleased with my purchase and I am looking forward to getting to grips with the basic functionality and then onward to some serious programming!

Tom
OK Thanks

I will try the ACC

I dont believe the item{s} I saw were necessarily related to the 5710K! I was scanning the forum in general for potential problems as I do for anything I buy and may not even have been aware when I did the scan that there were two versions!

Your forum messages go quite a way back so a lot of the time messages will pop up in searches that relate to earlier incarnations!

I am very pleased with my purchase and I am looking forward to getting to grips with the basic functionality and then onward to some serious programming!

Tom
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Posts: 12
Joined: Mon Mar 28, 2011 2:01 pm


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