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I think that once support for this is added the only thing missing to make a full, much improved firmware, is a battery charging routine right? I will probably port my wCK DLL library and Remocon DLL to your new firmware and merge them in a super class Thank you very much for all your work and support. The right column in the table shows which packets are returned by the instructions (and what is their meaning). IF the instruction returns a packet, it is 2 bytes always.īUT there are instructions that do not return any packet: in particular the Synchronized Position move and the Runtime Speed Set.Ī summary of this can be found on the last page (71) of the wCK manual. With regards to the number of bytes returned please note it is not always 2. Your API proposal seems a lot better/simpler More complex stuff could then be done without the need to revert back to the native firmware like changing servo id's,setting up PID gains, querying servos, etc etc PedroR offline Savvy Roboteer More complex stuff could then be done without the need to revert back to the native firmware like changing servo id's,setting up PID gains, querying servos, etc etc I would need to establish a timeout in case we are querying an in existent servo (which will never return the expected 2 bytes) but other than that it would really unleash a LOT of power in terms of sharing the control between the ATMEGA and the PC.

This would tell it to put bytes 0x21 0x23 0x26 0x78 and then return the next "2" bytes received (which would be the answer)

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I don't really have the expertise on ATMEGA 128 to do it otherwise I would contribute it myself.Įither implement an instruction to change it to full pc control mode or implement and instruction that sends the specified bytes and returns the number of bytes we want (IDEAL). Something like the PC Control Mode of the native firmware. That's the way the HaViMo camera for Bioloid does it and it's fairly successfully in Robot Soccer.Īlso, if there was the possibility to add an instruction to the firmware that let us talk to the servo bus that would be excellent. My idea would be to set a colour to look for and tolerance threshold and return the blobs that are found.

I have already collected a lot of material as I wanted to do that myself and can code it in relatively short time. If you'd like I can work on a PC library to make simple BLOB detection. Please look through this thread and you'll find it further down. Included "HUNO, DINO, DOGY" basic motionsĪ document with activities and explanations has also been released. Robobuilder has released the SOURCE CODE for their firmware.Īnd implements almost all the features in the firmware:

The thread for the extended version can be found here. The community members have further extended this code and added support for sensors, etc. This post explains the native implementation of the C code by the manufacturer (Robobuilder).

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The ZIP file includes a full implementation of a C program and you only need to add the exported motion file and compile.

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The PDF file with the explanation is here This is nowhere near that complete but I believe it may be of interest to look at it, specially for beginners who want to start coding in C. I have been watching the excellent progress you have been doing with your own custom implementation/library for Robobuilder I am not sure if this was part of the first CDs that shipped but it is definitely something worth looking at.

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I just installed the software from a recent Robobuilder CD and found a folder called C coding.