I have a question:
can i use the* (DFRobot I / O for Arduino uitbreidingskaart v5)* on the* (DFRobotShop Rover - Arduino Compatible Tracked Robot Basic Kit)* with the (1mW XBee Transceiver Module MaxStream)and if remote control the (DFRobot Xbee USB Adapter with a 1mW XBee Transceiver Module MaxStream) use?
if so what about the programming?
and can I on the I / O uitbreidingskaart the rover also servos or other things connected?
sorry for my bad english
thank you
but witch software and how to programming?
okay thank you but then you alone with the keys w, a, s, d do something but you can program them so that your servos with 2 buttons to control for example?
and you can connect a camera to the XBee?
okay thank you but then you alone with the keys w, a, s, d do something but you can program them so that your servos with 2 buttons to control for example?
How do you write the code
If I buy the software than I can with that program Modkit write the code and I can insert all arduino things (in the program)?
but the software modkit?
you can alone with the keys w, a, s, d do something but you can program them so that your servos with 2 buttons to control for example?
Hi meess10,
Welcome to the RobotShop Forum. You can certainly use the DFRobot I/O Expansion Board V5 with the DFRobotShop Rover. You could use two XBee modules to provide wireless communication. On the computer side, you would use any standard USB to Serial XBee breakout board such as the DFRobot XBee USB Adapter. You are correct that this shield will allow you to easily connect servos and other sensors. The V2.0 XBee and Bluetooth kits will likely use this shield.
Hope this helps,
Hi,
The DFRobotShop Rover is intended to be used with Arduino software. Refer to the DFRobotShop Rover user guide for more information.
Hope this helps,
We have not heard of people connecting a camera to an XBee module. Usually a camera needs its own RF or WiFi video transmitter. The XBee may be able to handle one frame per second, but certainly not continuous video.
Sincerely,
The DFRobotShop Rover is programmable, so you can do almost anything you can imagine 
You can write code to control two servos from the keyboard, as well as the wasd keys for controlling the motion of the motors.
Wow, that is a broad question!
The DFRoborShop Rover is programmed using the Arduino Software and the processing language. Although this is one of the easiest platforms to program you will still need to take some time and learn it.
In order to learn about programming the Arduino or about the Arduino microcontroller in general, please visit this website: arduino.cc/
Also, if you want to get started with Arduino in a quick an easy way, we suggest taking a look at the following book: robotshop.com/ProductInfo.aspx?pc=RB-Ing-01
It is also important to note that Modkit that allows you to graphically program an Arduino compatible microcontroller using blocks and visual connections: modk.it/
Learning how to program a microcontroller from scratch can be a challenge but it gets easier every day thanks to new technology and new user-friendly software. It will require you to read a lot, and to search the answer to your questions on the internet (since many people have done this in the past).
Most importantly, if you have a specific project in mind, chances are that you will find instructions on how to make it (or how to make something very similar) in blogs, forums, istructables, etc. Use this information to learn and build on int. We encourage you to share your progress since other roboticists might benefit from your experience as well.
So far there is no software to buy, all programs are free. You can try them right away if you want.
Don’t be afraid to experiment, make mistakes, and try again until you succeed. Also, read all the material available on the subject so you can quickly learn from other people’s experience and benefit form the hard work or everybody answering questions and documenting their project and products.
You can program whatever you can imagine, the beauty of programming is that it is only limited by your skills. If it is physically and computationally possible you can do it.