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Brian Patton
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Video 20: Two Motors controlled with Arduino Map
Two Motors with controlled Arduino Map
See the kit at Robodyssey here:
www.robodyssey.com/teensy-breadboard-robot-for-education/
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See the kit at Robodyssey here:
www.robodyssey.com/teensy-breadboard-robot-for-education/
See the playlist here:
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14 Running two motors with a L293D and Arduino
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Running two motors with a L293D and Arduino
ESC (Electronic Speed Contoller) Connection to Arduino
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Example of setting up a Electronic Speed Controller (ESC) between a RC receiver and a Arduino controlled Robot with a Pro-mini or Teensy controller. The ESC is available here: www.robodyssey.com/teensy-3-1-usb-development-board-with-pins/ You can find the code for the Teensy here: www.robodyssey.com/teensy-arduino-interfacing-rc/ Or the Pro Mini here: www.robodyssey.com/arduino-promini-interfac...
Setting up Radio Control with Arduino and a FlySky transmitter.
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Example of setting up a simple interface between a RC receiver and a Arduino controlled Robot with a Pro-mini or Teensy controller. You can find the code for the Teensy here: www.botsrule.com/pattonrobotics/Testing RC Connection.htm The Teensy is available here: pattonrobotics.com/t/motherboards-and-controllers The Patton Robotics Motherboard is from here: pattonrobotics.com/t/motherboards-and-...
FlySky T6Config Setup on Windows 8 for Arduino Robot Control
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Setting up a EXCEED-RC by FlySky in Windows 8 for remote control of a Arduino Robot by Robodyssey
Switching Between RC and Autonomous with an Arduino compatible Teensy
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A bench test for switching between RC control and Teensy driven Autonomous operation. Ultimately I the electronics will be installed into a batmobile driven by a Teddy Ruxpin.
RC control of a DC Motor and 2 Servos to a Arduino compatible Teensy 3.1
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Video showing how to connect a RC receiver to a Arduino compatible Teensy 3.1. Ultimately the Teensy will control a ride-on toy bat mobile and be driven by a talking Teddy Ruxpin. In this video the Teensy is connected to a DC motor and two servos.
Controlling a DC motor with a Arduino compatible Teensy 3.1
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Controlling a DC motor via a RC speed controller using a Teensy mounted on Robodyssey T3 motherboard.
Reading RC signals into a Arduino Compatible Teensy 3.1 Ver1.1
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Updated code for the Autonomous Batmobile driven by Teddy Ruxpin. The system uses a Teensy 3.1 and a Robodyssey T3 motherboard.
Reading RC signals into a Arduino Compatible Teensy 3.1
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First code run for the Autonomous Batmobile driven by Teddy Ruxpin. The system uses a Teensy 3.1 and a Robodyssey T3 motherboard.
Introduction to a Big Arduino Project.
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I am going to attempt to make a GPS guided robot, driven by a 1980's Teddy Ruxpin that can enter into various expos and competitions. In the meantime I will be posting my code, good or bad, at www.robodyssey.com/codepage/
Installing a New Library In Arduino
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This channel will be deleted in 2016. Please visit my new channel at czcams.com/channels/0gWSaDudSUB2KkxkYqB0rA.html A short video showing how to install a Library in the Arduino software.
MaxSonar Library Development for the Arduino compatible Teensy 3.1 (1 of 5)
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MaxSonar Library Development for the Arduino compatible Teensy 3.1 (1 of 5)
MaxSonar Library Development for the Arduino compatible Teensy 3.1 (3 of 5)
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MaxSonar Library Development for the Arduino compatible Teensy 3.1 (3 of 5)
MaxSonar Library Development for the Arduino compatible Teensy 3.1 (2 of 5)
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MaxSonar Library Development for the Arduino compatible Teensy 3.1 (2 of 5)
Pro Mini Set Up and Arduino programming on a breadboard based robot Video 1
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Pro Mini Set Up and Arduino programming on a breadboard based robot Video 1
Setup for the Pololu Maestro servo controller
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Setup for the Pololu Maestro servo controller
Reading Analog values from a Teensy 3.0
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Reading Analog values from a Teensy 3.0
3D printed fire fighting robot CO2 test.
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3D printed fire fighting robot CO2 test.
3D printed fire fighting robot platform testing its line sensors.
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3D printed fire fighting robot platform testing its line sensors.
3D Printed ESRA Robot Face running through some movements test
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3D Printed ESRA Robot Face running through some movements test
can i please get the design files of this project.
great video! this guy deserves a tons of subscriber!!
Muito bom, era a informação que eu estava procurando 👍👍
Why am I only now descovering this?! This is Gold. Hastag and repost everyone dude!!
THANK YOU SO MUCH BEEN NEEDING HELP WITH THIS FOR SO LONG AND YOU HAD IT YOUR THE ONLY ONE!
Years later this info is still good. Thank you.
Good sharing, can you share the idea to calibrate the photoresistor as your example into meaningful lux reading (even its not accurate), just to learn how to do it. Tq sir
Do you have experience with IMU 9 axis and how can we scale the data correctly angles... Etc
thank you sir. This video was helping me a lot.
this kind of video makes us wonder why does the reference page in the arduino website is so useless?!
Can you help me in project please
code please
Totally not creepy
This honestly helped so much
sir I am using latest Teensy 4.1 which is 3.3 tolerant device flysky i6 whose receiver is 5 V tolerant, so how can I manage to hookup the two devices together?
what is "while(!serial)" using for? " as the result without this syntax still same results
nice... video. thank you .
thank man .... :-)
Sir could you please resolve the problem with the code as soon as possible
I feel sorry for your keyboard
As old as this video is now, the Polulu Maestro in combination with this ServoScribe software may be still one of the easiest ways to possibly make a fully animated animatronic with synced sound, without spending tons of money and time.
its 2020 and the site is still runnig
hahahaha nice, a robot that goes nuts in total darkness, but stays still if the light are on. hehehehe i might need to try that. Thanks for the tutorial.
Good video. Thanks much.
Poor man.
Thx 4 help!
Very Useful , doing a project where ,motor 0-500 reverse and 524-1023 forward when mapped,500-523 is stop
tnq for you help and thanks for sharing the knowledge
The code's url is wrong! If it gives you a 404 error, here is the correct code: www.botsrule.com/pattonrobotics/Testing%20RC%20Connection.html
Here is an modified code WARNING the Ch5 is not on pin 6 insted it is on pin 2 because on my arduino it does not work on this code BTW does somone also have issues with reading out the values on an arduino nano, i also have an HiFive1 and there it works perfectly fine. (This code is only to read out the values) int Ch2,Ch3,Ch4,Ch5,Ch6,Ch7,Ch8,Ch9,Ch10,Ch11; void setup() { // put your setup code here, to run once: Serial.begin(9600); pinMode(2,INPUT); pinMode(3,INPUT); pinMode(4,INPUT); pinMode(5,INPUT); pinMode(7,INPUT); pinMode(8,INPUT); pinMode(9,INPUT); pinMode(10,INPUT); pinMode(11,INPUT); pinMode(12,INPUT); } void PrintRC(){ Serial.println("-----------------------------------"); Serial.print("Value Ch2 = "); Serial.println(Ch2); Serial.print("Value Ch3 = "); Serial.println(Ch3); Serial.print("Value Ch4 = "); Serial.println(Ch4); Serial.print("Value Ch5 = "); Serial.println(Ch5); Serial.print("Value Ch6 = "); Serial.println(Ch6); Serial.print("Value Ch7 = "); Serial.println(Ch7); Serial.print("Value Ch8 = "); Serial.println(Ch8); Serial.print("Value Ch9 = "); Serial.println(Ch9); Serial.print("Value Ch10 = "); Serial.println(Ch10); Serial.print("Value Ch11 = "); Serial.println(Ch11); delay(15000); } void loop() { // put your main code here, to run repeatedly: Ch2 = pulseIn(3,HIGH, 21000); Ch3 = pulseIn(4,HIGH, 21000); Ch4 = pulseIn(5,HIGH, 21000); Ch5 = pulseIn(2,HIGH, 21000); Ch6 = pulseIn(7,HIGH, 21000); Ch7 = pulseIn(8,HIGH, 21000); Ch8 = pulseIn(9,HIGH, 21000); Ch9 = pulseIn(10,HIGH, 21000); Ch10 = pulseIn(11,HIGH, 21000); Ch11 = pulseIn(12,HIGH, 21000); PrintRC(); }
HI brian i am having some trouble with my arduino ide i download a new version of the ide and when i try to manage my or add new files to my library it keep saying c:/user/default.migrate library cna you help please
I wouldnt buy anything in your Shop... Didnt reupload that dead link for years so how long will shipping last if i order anything😂😂😂
Sorry, I forgot to mention I am using two Sabertooth 2X12 speed controllers with Kangaroos . And three high power 24VDC encoded DC motors
Thank-you for your amazing video Can you please tell me if its possible to build a 3 Axis CNC wood router using the Micro Maestro 6 Channel USB Servo Controller. Or am I just crazy?
Thank-you for a informative video
Brian Patton Could u renew link for code?
thank you sr
Very informative, thank you.
that was pretty helpfull thanks ! :D
Very helpful
thanks a lot
I have a library in the correct Arduino library folder and it does not show up in the IDE. You sadi that this never happens. Any thoughts
I just wanted to let you know that these videos are fantastic. I've watched my Arduino how to's but the fact that you demystify the code to us non-programmers in real time has been extremely confidence boosting!
Fantastic videos , great job from one programmer to another.
Send me link of library
thank you
Thanks
This channel is still alive
haha yes, guess he won't delete it
Thanks a lot