#ROBOTC IDE CODE#
RobotC for VEX-IQ Computational Thinking and Engineering For Kids 1 | P a g e Date: August of 2014 Properties of Storming Robots - An introduction to programming in RobotC using VEX-IQ hardware RobotC for VEX-IQ Computational Thinking and Engineering For Kids 2 | P a g e Before You Start 4 SCOPE 4 BACKGROUND NEEDED: 4 DOWNLOAD FIRMWARE 4 Chatper 1 - Using the Configuration Tool 5 Chapter 2 - Debugging 7 USING THE LCD DISPLAY 7 USING SOUND 7 USING THE DEBUGGER 7 WATCH IT STEP BY STEP 8 WARM UP - CHALLENGE 10 Chapter 3 - Motors 13 ) KNOW YOUR DEVICE 13 ) MOST COMMONLY USED FUNCTIONS 13 ) CODE SAMPLE SEGMENT 14 Chapter 4 - Bumper Sensor 15 ) KNOW YOUR SENSOR 15 ) MOST COMMONLY USED FUNCTIONS 15 ) CODE EXAMPLE SEGMENT15 Chapter 5 - Touch LED Sensor 16 Chapter 6 - Color Sensor 17 ) KNOW THE SENSOR 17 TO CONFIGURE TO GRAYSCALE - SENSORVEXIQ_COLORGRAYSCALE 17 TO CONFIGURE TO COLOR HUE - SENSORVEXIQ_COLORHUE 18 TO CONFIGURE TO COLOR HUE - SENSORVEXIQ_COLOR12 COLOR 18 ) MOST COMMONLY USED FUNCTIONS 19 ) CODE SAMPLE SEGMENT 20 Chapter 7 - Distance Sensor 21 ) There appears to be confusion on where to get the latest libraries for the Arduino IDE when using the ultimate megapi.Example: confidence Search RobotC for VEX-IQ - Storming Robots
#ROBOTC IDE DRIVER#
I want to do application code, not driver code. I expected that all the sensors would have uptodate libraries. I was all smiles until I started reading/watching about the software. I figured mBlock would be my introduction until I became familiar with the environment and then I would switch over to Arduino IDE. The ultimate with the electronics add-on package met three criteria: within my budget, lots of sensors and flexible in designs. I first looked at, online only as there are no dealers in my city of 30K, mbot and then the mbot ranger and finally the ultimate 2.0 10-in-1 kit with electronics. The hardware quality seemed to be be much better (metal) and there was a choice of controllers. Looking at an initial investment of about $400 USD. The higher end product EDR are out of my price range. It seemed to be for the elementary education market.
#ROBOTC IDE SOFTWARE#
I liked the robotc software but not the quality of the hardware (plastic). I noticed that their brain/controller was about 4 years old. The first company that I looked at was VEX and the IQ product. Especially as new sensors become available. I would be interested in products that will not be limited in growth, as I may donate it later to someone interested in STEM. I would also want to be able to disassemble anything I create. I would like to be able to download code to the robot and also control by external controller/android phone wirelessly. I am more interested in the programming part, though learning basic robot hardware would also be nice, especially motors and sensors. I am interested in starting a hobby in robotics. I then switched over to unix systems and developed databases. I then took a CDP laptop, size of suitcase, on a contract to Sweden were I developed a mulit-user mainframe/minicomputer based wordprocessing package.
#ROBOTC IDE UPGRADE#
I have also written technical specs for clients looking to upgrade their computer systems.īack in the early 80s I programmed TRS-80, apple II and C64 for the educational market. Over the decades I probably programmed in about 10 different languages. I am a 67 year old retired computer person from Canada.
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