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My Board for my Nomad V1.0

Paul K.Paul K. Posts: 150
edited 2005-11-28 22:01 in Robotics
This is a board that i created for my NOMAD from Crustcrawler.com.

I attached a pic and a schematic.

Paul

Post Edited (The-electronics-guy) : 11/27/2005 12:22:52 AM GMT
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Comments

  • NewzedNewzed Posts: 2,503
    edited 2005-11-27 00:07
    Your images would be much more visible if you reduced the size to about 8 inches in the largest dimension before you saved and posted them.

    Sid
  • Chris SavageChris Savage Parallax Engineering Posts: 14,406
    edited 2005-11-27 00:13
    Do you have code to post with this?· That might help people make use of the schematic.· =)

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  • Paul K.Paul K. Posts: 150
    edited 2005-11-27 00:38
    I dont remeber where i got this snipet of code from.

    ' {$STAMP BS2}
    ' {$PBASIC 2.5}

    start:
    SEROUT 0,$0054,[noparse][[/noparse]20, 96, 21, 114, 22, 88, 23, 5, 147, 159, 194, 134, 140] 'code for "Welcome"
    PAUSE 1000
    GOTO start

    What i did is you use the PhaseAlator software form Tigerbotics.com. The Attachment has common words already created which is from Tigerbotics.com. Sort of a dictionary. Welcome = \WW \EHLE \KE \UX \MM so you take \WW \EHLE \KE \UX \MM plug it into the phaselator phrase editor say data and it gives you a code 20, 96, 21, 114, 22, 88, 23, 5, 147, 159, 194, 134, 140 after you click the view code button. You plug that into the stamp code and it says welcome. Since there is no rx tx between the stamp and the speakjet you need the pause in there in order for it to complete the word othere wise it cuts it off and goes into a gibberish loop. Basiclly you just transmit to the speakjet.
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  • Vern GranerVern Graner Posts: 337
    edited 2005-11-28 19:08
    Newzed said...
    Your images would be much more visible if you reduced the size to about 8 inches in the largest dimension before you saved and posted them.

    Sid

    I disagree. The Hi Resolution of his images allows me to see the circuit board and it's components in great detail (right down to the chip part numbers). My browser can resize the images to fit within the browser window (an option in both firefox and IE) and allows the option of seeing them in their high-resoltuion format if I desire. If there's too much image, I can make it smaller. If it's not there, I can't make it bigger without it pixelating into a mess. I like hi res. smile.gif

    Vern

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  • MMISCOOLMMISCOOL Posts: 36
    edited 2005-11-28 22:01
    I can kinda see some people's problem with hi res. dial up. I had it untill i got the best thing man invented .dsl. if you have dialup five minuts later you might be able to see the whole picture
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