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»Media tagged with "joystick"
Team 587 2008 modified joystick
by lukevanoort
01-26-2008 06:45 PM
Joystic Port Pinout Guide
by Cody Carey
01-22-2007 11:59 AM
Joystick Mishap
by Mike Nawrot
05-04-2006 11:31 AM
Team 857, Kiwi control solution
by ajlapp
10-08-2003 10:41 PM
294 Robot
by Redhead Jokes
02-20-2003 10:52 AM
joystick sensitivity (gain) adjustment
12/22/2010 Vary the joystick (or any signal which has range -1 to +1) response curve from linear (y=x) to cubic (y=x^3) or anywhere in-between.
12/27/2010 updated to 2-parameter function with tunable inverse deadband
06/05/2014 added piecewise linear gain shaping alternative, with tunable constants a b c
by: Ether
12-22-2010 10:07 AM
Auto Joystick Calibration
This code will adjust the controller to work with your joysticks so that they default at 127 when released. There is no need to adjust the wheel on the side; however, the wheel should be as close to the middle so that it does not max out the controller.
by: RyanN
11-12-2007 07:12 PM
Controller Circuit: Infrared Emitters
Whitepaper by Tribotec Team
The joysticks provided by FIRST proportionalize poor handling, so our students came up with a solution. This whitepaper explains the advantages of converting the linear curve of the joystick into an exponential one, and how it can be done.
Credits go to Línux and...
by: tribotec_ca88
02-11-2004 11:02 AM
Low pass filter
An example low pass filter for the PWM outputs. Can be used for making the joystick less sensitive, as well as for general protection of the robot drive train motors.
by: Ryan M.
02-03-2004 02:32 PM
Pinnouts for new Joystick
Attached is a File pictorial for the new Joystick.
The large center button sends different OHM values for its 5 potential positions, and it is connected to the same pin numbers as the P1_wheel was last year.
This is in answer to my question:
1) Is there any electrical information on the p...
by: David Bryan
02-02-2004 09:03 AM
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