Using 433 MHz RF Transceiver
Kris Cardoen
Posts: 46
Hi,
I'm quite new to robotics and just started working with the boe-bot kit.
I was wondering if it is possible to upload new code to the boebot without connecting and disconnecting the USB cable?
I found an 433 MHz RF Transceiver, that can be added to the boebot. Can this connection also be used to upload new code?
Regards,
Kris
I'm quite new to robotics and just started working with the boe-bot kit.
I was wondering if it is possible to upload new code to the boebot without connecting and disconnecting the USB cable?
I found an 433 MHz RF Transceiver, that can be added to the boebot. Can this connection also be used to upload new code?
Regards,
Kris
Comments
You might want to consider this transreceiver for uploading code to the BOE: http://www.bluewolfinc.com/pages/FlashFly-System.html
Just a thought.
Regards,
TCIII
>Thats just what I was looking for!
One mor question however. It's not very clear to me if the kit without XBee can function wireless or do you need the XBee for that?
FlashFly USB Kit without XBee's + XBee Series 1 (with wire antenna) ?
Thanks for your help
Kris
I have the RS-232 version of the FlashFly System and it works very well.
The modules went together easily and worked the first time that I turned them on.
However, the documentation concerning the custom programming of the Xbee 2.4GHz Pro modules is kind of sparse.
If you buy the FlashFly System with the Xbee modules, you might want to have BlueWolf program them for you. Though I had no problem doing the Xbee programming using X-CTU.
Regards,
TCIII