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lukevanoort 23-02-2008 13:33

Re: How many Joysticks are you using?
 
4, two for the drive and two for the arm/catapult. We ran four last year too, and it got a bit crowded on the small control panel we had (we hate lugging around massive 'air-plane wing' control boards). So, this year the OI is on a small central piece of Lexan and each operator gets their sticks mounted on half a skimboard. All three parts are separable and will individually be held in place on the shelf by their own bits of velcro.

DevilsTech99 23-02-2008 13:42

Re: How many Joysticks are you using?
 
We are using either 2 or 3- 2 real joysticks for tank driving (but the driver can hold down the thumb button to make it single stick) and a joystick we created using an Easy Button that controls the other parts of the robot.

popo308 24-02-2008 16:20

Re: How many Joysticks are you using?
 
We are using 1 joystick for the chassis driver and an array of buttons for the secondary operator

Zyik 24-02-2008 16:54

Re: How many Joysticks are you using?
 
Three

Two for the driver, one controls throttle the other steering
One of the operator, controls the arm

Buttons on the driver joysticks control shifting
Buttons on the operator joystick control the manipulator

and of course some lovely arcade buttons for the operator

CarterM 24-02-2008 16:57

Re: How many Joysticks are you using?
 
We're using 2 joysticks from our Xbox 360 Controller.
Left/Right Joysticks = Left/Right Drive Systems
Left/Right Triggers for Mast
Left/Right Bumpers for "Rubber Saw"
Y/A for Mast Lock
Back/Start for Expanding/Contracting our Chassis!
Start Button = Turbo mode



-Fondy Fire

EricS-Team180 24-02-2008 18:34

Re: How many Joysticks are you using?
 
We experimented with two stick driving this year - for the first time since 2002. But, per our drivers' input, we are using a single stick for skid steering. We also provide another stick for the operator to use as a vernier on our two link arm. The arm itself has 8 pre-sets, that are selected with a knob.

Billfred 24-02-2008 18:39

Re: How many Joysticks are you using?
 
We're presently using three; two for drive and one for the forks (and shooter, should we succeed in rigging that up at Chesapeake).

IndySam 24-02-2008 20:03

Re: How many Joysticks are you using?
 
We are using two Xbox controllers but they each have two joysticks so is that zero or four?

smurfgirl 24-02-2008 20:12

Re: How many Joysticks are you using?
 
We're using three again.
One for the "first driver" (moves the base of the robot)
One for the "second driver" (moves the shoulder, elbow of the robot)
We've got some extra switches, too.

Cow Bell Solo 24-02-2008 20:33

Re: How many Joysticks are you using?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by The Megan 2207 (Post 705650)
We have a joystick for driving, two buttons for turning, and a switch for the arm.

1 joystick for our mecanum wheel movement of forward, sideways, backward, diagnal.

2 pushbuttons for turning

1 3-way switch for our arm going up, stop, and down

neoshaakti 24-02-2008 21:00

Re: How many Joysticks are you using?
 
4- two for driving
one for claw
one for arm

pyxelz 24-02-2008 21:02

Re: How many Joysticks are you using?
 
We've got 2 for drive (arcade-style) and 1 for controlling the arm and grabber. We have some preset arm positions, but the joystick will probably take the brunt of the use.

Ty Tremblay 24-02-2008 21:27

Re: How many Joysticks are you using?
 
Xbox 360 baby!

MiniNerd24 24-02-2008 21:31

Re: How many Joysticks are you using?
 
360 Xbox controllers?:rolleyes:
Seems like over kill to me.

Corey Oostveen 24-02-2008 22:48

Re: How many Joysticks are you using?
 
3

two flight sticks for steering and shifting.

one kit joystick for the arm operations


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