i am new and i want to know
i am new and i want to know how to put a picture on your robot page
information for a beginner
Hello Frits, do you have a Arduino version for connection and program for your Robot !!!
Thanks
Michel
Hello fellow Canadian, I
Hello fellow Canadian, I have developed a controller called µBotino that you can use to make a Start Here robot. Actually, I am in the process of documenting such a build and all the parts are available in the Creatron Electronics store in Toronto. I may also get the parts to sell them along with µBotino kits.
There are many “copies” of
There are many “copies” of this tutorial out there, using Arduino now.
I am an my way with a new versin, where you can chose, but at present, personally I do not have an Arduino version, sorry. But it is comming 
it definitely wuld b
it definitely wuld b
click on that tiny tree
click on that tiny tree image in the editing toolbar next to that anchor thingie…den browse upload den place it 
how can i install a switch
how can i install a switch on the picaxe 28-project board?
Just install a switch that
Just install a switch that connects the + side of the battery pack to the + (red) wire going to the project board.
[Battery +]---------*\ *------------| + Project board
[Battery ] switch |
[Battery - ]-------------------------| -
You can use hot glue, or double-sided tape or anything else to mount the switch somewhere on your robot.
If you don’t have a switch you can buy one, or salvage one from some old toy or piece of electronics, or make one from a couple of pieces of solid-core wire.
**thanks!!! **
thanks!!!
arduino version
G’day Fritsl,
there’s a good arduino setup based on a rumble bot that I found while robot hunting… I’m going to have a go at it using a motor driver. It’s very basic but might be a contender
here’s a pick of the layout…
with the 2 touch sensors as well I reckon it's a good "next step" type project. Just needs a motor driver, any suggestions?
clear skies
Stephen
the link
here’s the link to it’s page here in LMR. I hope I’m not contravening any rules by doing this!!!
https://www.robotshop.com/letsmakerobots/node/24204
fingers X
Stephen
how do i make my start here
how do i make my start here robot move, if instead of dc motors, i have servos?
is it ok if i do the same
is it ok if i do the same thing but with - ?
You can use two servos that
You can use two servos that have been modified (either by you or at the factory) for continuous rotation. Once modified, you can use normal servo commands to turn your servo in either direction, or to stop it.
Example code:
main:
servo 1,150 ; stop the servo
servo 1,100 ; move servo forward
pause 3000 ; wait 3 seconds
servo 1,150 ; stop the servo
pause 1000 ; wait 1 second
servo 1,200 ; move the servo backwards
pause 3000 ; wait 3 seconds
goto main ; loop back to start
how do u use mmore than 1
how do u use mmore than 1 servo on picaxe 28x1
the programming bit and a little wer to attach
DTB, I strongly suggest you
DTB, I strongly suggest you take a read through the Picaxe manual. They have excellent explanations of basic questions. Then if you get stuck, you can always post questions on LMR. Everyone appreciates a person who will do a little research on their own first, try a few things, and then come back with good questions.
Picaxe manual 3 describes how to hook up a servo. You can also look in the start here robot instructions above and see how the head servo (the one with the sensor on it) is connected. You want to connect your two continuous rotation servos to two separate digital outputs of the Picaxe project board via the 330 resistor pack.
Mechanically, your driving servos can be attached bottom-to-bottom using double-sided tape or hot glue. One servo will have the servo “horn” sticking out the the right of your robot, and the other will have the horn stickout out on the left. Attach wheels to the servo horns and off you go.
Thanks, but how do I make
Thanks, but how do I make many servos move at the same time?
like:servo 0,150servo 1,150??
like:
servo 0,150
servo 1,150
??
linking rules
linking rules! keep them coming