Download Bioloid CD - November 2007

[limor]

you can download the CD here:

http://robotis.u-stor.net/~robotis/ROBO ... OID_CD.zip
http://www.robo-one.org/Support/Robotis ... ov2007.zip

and the CD cover here:

http://www.robo-one.org/Support/Robotis ... ov2007.zip
http://robotis.u-stor.net/~robotis/ROBO ... dcover.zip

I'd appreciate it if someone can make it available on emule and/or bittorrent and post a link here

[siempre.aprendiendo]

you can download the CD here:

http://robotis.u-stor.net/~robotis/ROBO ... OID_CD.zip
http://www.robo-one.org/Support/Robotis ... ov2007.zip

and the CD cover here:

http://www.robo-one.org/Support/Robotis ... ov2007.zip
http://robotis.u-stor.net/~robotis/ROBO ... dcover.zip

I'd appreciate it if someone can make it available on emule and/or bittorrent and post a link here

Thanks, Limor!

What has been added or updated?

Downloading...

Installing...

Reviewing ...

Well, after a fast review, the big changes I have noticed are the Bioloid User's guide and the Robot Terminal v1.05. I'm sure there should be other differences...

The new Bioloid User's guide doesn’t include the section "Information for Advanced Users"... about:

9-1. Boot Loader Page 116
9-2. Using the C Program Language Page 119
9-3. Compiling Page 120
9-4. Example.c Page 126

I hope this will mean that there will be more news about programming Bioloid with C...

Sharing with emule...

(Excuse my english, please...)

[PeterW]

Thanks Limor I have just built my Bioloid and then found the software CD was an older version 1.06 than the manual and didn't install properly. From your link I have downloaded 1.08 and all appears to be working correctly. At least I have used the Humanoid "CheckAssembly" program and have now got the "DemoExample" running. I have been really impressed with the mechanical side of the kit but there does not appear to be much info about the programming. I have had to download a Behavior Control Program and Motion Data File but I haven't seen a high level description of what they do. Maybe I had better read the manuals a bit more carefully, or in the case of the user manual for the first time, still its early days yet and at least its all working.

[limor]

Regarding programming in C, please check out the wiki
http://robosavvy.com/site/index.php?opt ... is_bioloid

There are a couple of easy to use libraries that have been developed for the CM5.

And i'm also working on an Arduino Diecimila bioloid library. the advantage is that it can accept the voltage from the Bioloid battery and can also interface with analog and serial sensors.

There's also a work in progress for a C library for Gumstix. thats a bit more complicated. check out the forum threads regarding this.

Please feel free update the wiki with whatever information you find useful when exploring the Bioloid.

[siempre.aprendiendo]

Regarding programming in C, please check out the wiki
http://robosavvy.com/site/index.php?opt ... is_bioloid

There are a couple of easy to use libraries that have been developed for the CM5.

And i'm also working on an Arduino Diecimila bioloid library. the advantage is that it can accept the voltage from the Bioloid battery and can also interface with analog and serial sensors.

There's also a work in progress for a C library for Gumstix. thats a bit more complicated. check out the forum threads regarding this.

Please feel free update the wiki with whatever information you find useful when exploring the Bioloid.

Umm, very interesting

The C library for Gumstix is related to Jon's work?

Have you published the sources code of this libraries?

Thanks!

[astar]

Hi Limor,

Could you please guide me to the link for the download of CM-5 library of Bioloid SDK?

Thanks !