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Revision as of 08:36, 12 September 2015
Small robot intended for control-1 exercises.
Version
- Robot software (regbot.hex): 95
- Client software for windows (regbot.exe): 95
(as of June, 2015)
repository for software - client and robot
So do something like
svn co svn://repos.gbar.dtu.dk/jcan/regbot/regbot . svn co svn://repos.gbar.dtu.dk/jcan/regbot/qtgui .
Install software
Get the regbot.exe from the course homepage, place it in a directory, this directory will be default for configuration file and result files from the robot.
A driver must be installed to get in contact with the robot - see installation in windows
The driver will create a com-port when connected - most likely com3 or any higher number. When the robot is disconnected by unplugging the cable, then the client needs to be restarted if it was connected when the cable was unplugged (no connection detect in windows).
- Software installation and tool-chain - Linux
- installation in windows some of the tool-chain
- Schematic
User interface
The user interface can configure and run the robot, as wel as inspecting almost all values on the robot. Written in python using Qt GUI library.
for more advanced installation see installation in windows
Design overview
Install hardware
The motor and IMU wires are mounted as shown here. The IMU uses 4 wires only, so only the rightmost pins (1..4) on the main board are used.
Pin 1 on the IMU is as shown here
The teensy processor and power is connected as shown
