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This new software also fixes the Vexnet Joystick bias problems. Got the CORTEX back from Vex and loaded the new ROBOTC 2.20.1 that fixes the H-bridge problem that smoked it.
Vex will RMA and fix CORTEX under warranty(whew). So download the next ROBOTC beta version and should fix the problem. Update: 6/30 Talked with Vex support and there is a problem with ROBOTC beta 2.16 that can cause excessive currents to blow the PWM due to a pass through on startup. Will talk to Vex support and see what can be done to repair. I think the big motor current transients were too much for it. The processor works ok, the discretes are working…but all the pwm drives are toast. Takes about 6 seconds to lift once the initial grip is established.Īrrrrrgh! Fried the new cortex today. Uses 4 big motors (2 wire) on the lifter, 2 servos, and only 2 direct drive motors. It has a plunger and a pincher which allow it to quickly pick up and deposit tubes and also take a few tubes off a goal if need be. Has 38 inch reach with a dual bobcat type linear slides.
Also a known bug.īuilt a prototype High hanging robot that tries to do it all. ROBOTC has no autosave after compile even if checked. Have yet to figure out the game joystick driversįixed the Joystick problem. The game joysticks did not work, except for channel 3. With the 75mhz legacy controller, got the expected results. I updated the firmware again per instructions and tried the operator controller. I now could download programs ok and not sure what cured the problem. The high pitched whine was about two octaves above middle C so I’m guessing about 1 khz hbridge pwm frequency unless it was a harmonic. The deadzone appeared to be +_8 pwm units when driven with a two wire port and around +_10 pwm units when driven from a regular motor port with the motor adapter. The motor seemed to run uneven and the max speed was noticibly slower going in reverse than forward. I hooked a two wire motor up and enabled the OnLineWindow and finally got it to work.
#Download robotc for vex drivers#
I reinstalled the Prolific drivers from the Vex website (should be the same) and updated the firmware from the Easy C 4 START menu ( “C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Application Data\Intelitek\IFI VEXnet Firmware Upgrade\usbhidio.exe) per instructions for both to the controller and the Vex game pad using the tether USB connected to the PC.
#Download robotc for vex trial#
I decided to get the Cortex running using the Eas圜 4 Cortex trial CD that came with the cortex. “ Bootload failed: Controller failed to respond to autobaud sequence“, repeatedly. Tried to download firmware and ran into this message:
#Download robotc for vex serial#
Installed the prolific serial driver from the RobotC web site. Downloaded the beta version ROBOTC 2.16 and followed instructions using the tether mode. Therefore, please comment and tell me where you feel something can be improved.Decided to use RobotC for initial installation and setup. This course is the first course I made on Udemy, I fully expect to have made a mistake or two and that certain things might have to be explained better. This course is aimed mostly at beginner coders, but anyone might learn from it. Uncover a few hidden settings in the RobotC interface that will make life easier for you. Learn to find common mistakes that could make your programs do unexpected things. Program driver assist behaviours for the remote control buttons. Program your robot to respond to inputs from sensors. This course will take you step by step from installing RobotC to being able to confidently program complex autonomous behaviours for your bot. Learn about some common programming mistakesĪ VEX IQ Kit with controller and sensors (You can do most of the course with RobotC Virtual worlds too) Use program flow blocks like Loops, Wait, If/Else Program the buttons on your remote control
#Download robotc for vex how to#
How to program and use sensors on your robot Use RobotC Graphical to program a VEX IQ robot Learn to program your VEX IQ bot to do what you want it to do with RobotC Graphical
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