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Re: Using an Andymark Arduino on a robot.
Unless it's the number of ports you need, or your loading some LED library. I would think you could drive them right from the RoboRio. Most LED strips I've seen just take some sort of pwm. I would think you could drive them direct.
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23-12-2015, 15:50
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Re: Using an Andymark Arduino on a robot.
This may help:
http://www.chiefdelphi.com/forums/sh...hreadid=131776 |
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26-12-2015, 12:39
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Re: Using an Andymark Arduino on a robot.
I think you should check out the RIOdunio. It is a custom arduino designed to talk to the roborio through the mxp port. You mention controlling LEd's we have a special breakout for neopixle strips on every RIOduino. They are also available from AndyMark.
http://www.andymark.com/product-p/am-2996.htm |
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