Using Logitech Wireless Gamepad F710 as remote control
Using Logitech Wireless Gamepad F710 as remote control
by RoboMario
Sat Apr 26, 2014 3:49 pm
Hi,
I like to share with you how I successfully connected the Logitech F710 Gamepad to the Kondo KHR3-HV to use it as remote control.
To be able to connect the Logitech USB stick you have to buy the Kondo interfaces KRI-3 and KRC-4GP.
The manuals are only in Japanese and I used Google drive to translate the whole document in a more understandable document version. You can translate to open the document as Google document and under menu "Extra" you find the document translation option.
The japanese KRI-3 and KRC-4GP manuals can be found here:
http://kondo-robot.com/faq/kri-3-product-manual
http://kondo-robot.com/w/wp-content/uploads/OptionManual_RADIOV42.pdf
The KRI-3 must be configured using the right communication speed. See OptionManual_RADIOV42 for the right settings.
The software to do this can be found here http://kondo-robot.com/w/wp-content/uploads/KRI3ManagerV110R20101007.zip
The next step is to mount the interfaces into the robot backpack according to the OptionManual_RADIOV42 manual.
In HeartToHeart4 you have to replace/add the motions from the "For RadioControl" folder in the motion table by opening a motion edit window by double-clicking a motion from the project window.
Save each motion to the controller with the icon next to the save icon (the second icon of the motion edit window).
After this you must assign the buttons to a motion using HeartToHeart4 in the motion table by double-clicking a motion in the motion table.
The radio motions are already have pre-configured buttons.
Be aware that you can only assign one button to one motion, if you are adding new button assignments.
Double assigned buttons will fail the usage of remote control.
Enjoy your Robot by remote-control !
Regards
Mario
I like to share with you how I successfully connected the Logitech F710 Gamepad to the Kondo KHR3-HV to use it as remote control.
To be able to connect the Logitech USB stick you have to buy the Kondo interfaces KRI-3 and KRC-4GP.
The manuals are only in Japanese and I used Google drive to translate the whole document in a more understandable document version. You can translate to open the document as Google document and under menu "Extra" you find the document translation option.
The japanese KRI-3 and KRC-4GP manuals can be found here:
http://kondo-robot.com/faq/kri-3-product-manual
http://kondo-robot.com/w/wp-content/uploads/OptionManual_RADIOV42.pdf
The KRI-3 must be configured using the right communication speed. See OptionManual_RADIOV42 for the right settings.
The software to do this can be found here http://kondo-robot.com/w/wp-content/uploads/KRI3ManagerV110R20101007.zip
The next step is to mount the interfaces into the robot backpack according to the OptionManual_RADIOV42 manual.
In HeartToHeart4 you have to replace/add the motions from the "For RadioControl" folder in the motion table by opening a motion edit window by double-clicking a motion from the project window.
Save each motion to the controller with the icon next to the save icon (the second icon of the motion edit window).
After this you must assign the buttons to a motion using HeartToHeart4 in the motion table by double-clicking a motion in the motion table.
The radio motions are already have pre-configured buttons.
Be aware that you can only assign one button to one motion, if you are adding new button assignments.
Double assigned buttons will fail the usage of remote control.
Enjoy your Robot by remote-control !
Regards
Mario
