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By: Jon Stratis
New: 20-02-2010 18:56
Updated: 20-02-2010 18:56
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A close up of our attachment methods. All power connections are done through Anderson PowerPole connectors, and all the signal wire is through 9 and 25 pin D-sub connectors. This way, we can build some extra boards identical to the ones on the robot and swap them in and out extremely quickly. The best part - you don't have to know where any of the wires go, because the connectors route them all for you!
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20-02-2010 22:29
Cyberphil
Re: pic: A close up of the Jaguar
Just a quick question, but should you really cover the fan on the speed controller with tape? I don't know if its temporary, but i think that that could cause a problem.
20-02-2010 22:49
Jon Stratis
Re: pic: A close up of the Jaguar
The tape will be removed before operation. It's a best practice to protect sensitive electronics, like the Jaguars, from metal shavings when you're working on the robot. Since we're still adding a few parts, doing some drilling and cutting, we didn't want to risk a shaving shorting something inside and burning them out.
22-02-2010 00:20
Kingofl337
Re: pic: A close up of the Jaguar
I think this violates the rule concerning wiring PWM and CAN at the same time. I believe it must be one or the other.
22-02-2010 01:34
Jon Stratis
Re: pic: A close up of the Jaguar
There are no wires going into the PWM port.
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