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Programming IR Functions/Commands
Im wondering how do I program the different commands that the IR board is supposed to recieve.I understand how to train the board bt actually programming it confuzzles me a little bit. I also need help setting it up so it will be working.
Thank You, Nukelear |
Re: Programming IR Functions/Commands
I'm not sure if I understand your question. You never actually program the board itself. You simply train the board and then run PWM cables from the boards various pins to digital inputs on the OI. Then because each button push causes a pin to receive voltage you will be able to do various things based on the state of that pin.
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Re: Programming IR Functions/Commands
So If I had CMD1 (or w/e) plugged into Digital in I would type
rc_dig_in01 == 1 then { hybrid function } or something along those lines |
Re: Programming IR Functions/Commands
Yes I believe that is correct.
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Re: Programming IR Functions/Commands
Hi i was wondering how we can do a multi functional button code. e.g. Command a goes forward, Command b stops etc.
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Re: Programming IR Functions/Commands
There is a large section of the rules devote to this subject--I will do my best to summarize, but please read the rules.
You may send up to four distinct commands using the IR remote. You may not send commands involving code (like morse code) or in anyother way attempt to get more than four actions out of your four distinct commands. This is ideally to encourage people to create higher level command structures. A sample set up might look like this. Button 1--goes forward 2 seconds Button 2--turns left 20 degrees Button 3--turns right 20 degrees Button 4--Reverse 2 seconds You may not control your robot based off of a continually held down button. Does that answer your question? |
Re: Programming IR Functions/Commands
Our remote continuousy pulse too. I forgot to mention that.
Thanks though we will try that idea too. |
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