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21924
You can make your own and just buy some of the parts from them. Then you will save some money and learn from the experence. If you would like some ideas...
Mechatronics At Camde...
mechatronicsccc
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Mar 2, 2007
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21925
... mantissa" error when I do so. What is an exponent of a loop counter? What code produces this error? Tom...
Tom Becker
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21926
I have a working BasicX-24 system which takes keyboard on/off messages and creates MIDI messages to an electronic keyboard. This has worked fine for over a...
Craig
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21927
... to 45). I am only sending single notes (3 bytes each) ... I don't know much about MIDI on the BX-24 beyond the rate issue, but I have an unrelated...
Tom Becker
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21928
Should read: For testing, if you only need to send three bytes, try three-byte _queues_, or maybe six... Tom...
Tom Becker
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21929
Hello I need to multiplex one of the ADC pins of BasicX in order to receive signals from 4 analog devices...(Of course using 2 digital pins for address...
davidsousamendes
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21930
I have 3 sources/destinations using serial I/O So I have defined 3 different I/O queues. Is there anything I have to do when switching the com3 port to a ...
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... 74HC4066? CD4066? Tom...
Tom Becker
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21932
Hi, Check LTC 1390 from Linear technology If your are not limited by I/O pins. This mux is driven by 3 lines and is control serially by software control. ...
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Mar 5, 2007
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21933
... You can also use an outboard A/D converter, like the Microchip MCP3204. This has an SPI interface so it uses only one of the general IO pins on the BX...
mr_tentacle_too
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Mar 6, 2007
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21934
I don't know much about your application, but on my robot I will be using a few 4052's. Gary T...
Gary Tolley
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Mar 6, 2007
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21935
I am considering using a BX-35 for a project and I have a few questions. First, from posts in this newgroups, it looks like to use more than 2 UART's you...
Rich Mays
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Mar 6, 2007
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21936
Hello, I'm working on a project to connect the BasicX-24 to an eb505 Bluetooth transceiver from A7 Engineering. I am trying to issue a "connect to the MAC...
charcoal_timc
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Mar 6, 2007
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21937
... Try reversing RX and TX when connecting the BX-24 to the radio. Tom...
Tom Becker
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21938
Rich, One thing that has been mentioned with respect to changing the clock frequency is that the serial baud rates will change as well. Unless you can set the...
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21939
... Anyone got this saved? We are working on trying to calibrate our compass (HM55B), but no luck so far......
toahatt
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Mar 7, 2007
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21940
Google HM55B.zip Is this it? http://pruim037.proboards107.com/index.cgi?board=technicalmb&action=display&thread=1104250898&page=13 Tom...
Tom Becker
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... board=technicalmb&action=display&thread=1104250898&page=13 ... googled it, got 2 replys, one 404 and the other one you posted, thatone referrs to...
toahatt
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Mar 7, 2007
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21942
... calibrate it. Tom Handley vanished in late 2005 and his work seems to have vaporized, too. The Hitachi HB55B is similar to other two-axis magnetometers...
Tom Becker
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21943
Is it possible to use a mechanical gimbal<http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gimbal> to keep the compass level? ... -- Scott http://robotbuilding.blogspot.com/ Minds...
Scott
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I tried our suggestion, however I was pretty sure I hooked them up properly before, and the result did not change. I'm going to connect a new 505 chip and see...
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21945
I guess I answered my own question by reading the info on the honeywell website. I had no idea there was so much stuff out there for compassing. I am...
Scott
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21946
Hi everyone. I am currently developing a distributed wireless acquisition system based upon a Basicx BX-24P. Each acquistion point has essentially one BX-24P,...
Fabrizio Sellone
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Mar 7, 2007
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21947
... Yes, with difficulty, IMO. You can also steer a level compass module with a servo, though, itself controlled by a tilt sensor. Here's an approach I tried:...
Tom Becker
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... how to ... vaporized, too. ... applied to ... guide ... found ... http://www.magneticsensors.com ... general ... simple ... table ... tilt ... climbing ......
toahatt
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21949
... The top photo looks like a Parallax HM55B is in the BOE breadboard. With a drive motor or two only 10cm or 20cm from it, you will not see good compass...
Tom Becker
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... pics... ... breadboard. ... see ... heavy ... varying ... directions, ... and ... of the ... compassed ... of some ... probably only there for testing at...
toahatt
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... the motors... and I always have everything turned off while measuring... The aluminum won't offer much protection. The motors are just too close, I think...
Tom Becker
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21952
The basic algorithm is as follows: for t = 1 to 16 number = 2^t next I can post the actual code at some point soon, but the basic relevant info is above. ... ...
Chris
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Mar 8, 2007
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... Oh! The loop count as an exponent! All parameters must be floats. Try: sub Main() dim t as byte, number as single for t = 1 to 16 number = 2.0 ^ csng(t) ...
Tom Becker
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