How to program 4 Wheels Robot Robo Creator 2 ATX2 Sumo-Bot DC Motors

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  • Опубликовано: 6 окт 2024

Комментарии • 14

  • @EstZer0
    @EstZer0 Год назад +2

    Very informative video! Can I ask you a question?
    Is is possible to move the wheels while not having the adafruit motor shield? Thanks you.

    • @trigonixmc6422
      @trigonixmc6422 Год назад +1

      include the ATX2 library then you can use the FD function or SR SL TL TR
      motor_stop and etc

    • @trigonixmc6422
      @trigonixmc6422 Год назад

      #include

    • @trigonixmc6422
      @trigonixmc6422 Год назад +1

      ex
      #include
      void setup() {
      OK(); //(wait for ok button is pressed)
      }
      void loop() {
      FD(100); //move forward all motors at 100% speed
      delay(1000); //move the robot forward for 1 second or 1000 miliseconds
      }

    • @boyfriendnibluefairy
      @boyfriendnibluefairy  10 месяцев назад

      Yes. as long as you can connect the wires of the motor to the analog pins of any shield

  • @yourownrandomdude
    @yourownrandomdude Год назад +1

    How to build

  • @mahamaneirochapiou4388
    @mahamaneirochapiou4388 Год назад

    Hello, thank you for the tuto, can you plz tell me how can i upload a code to the ATX2 board using your version of Arduino?

    • @boyfriendnibluefairy
      @boyfriendnibluefairy  Год назад

      The latest version of Arduino IDE does not have the ATX-2 board. Go to arduino.cc and search for the Arduino IDE version 1.0.7

  • @wilvardlachica1515
    @wilvardlachica1515 8 месяцев назад

    Nasaan po ang Part 2 at Part 3?

    • @boyfriendnibluefairy
      @boyfriendnibluefairy  8 месяцев назад

      Unfortunately, I already returned the ATX2 robots to the senior high school who lent it to me. That's why I can't make ATX2 videos anymore. I hope the ATX2 company will provide me with these robots for free and I'll be happy to inundate youtube with more of these tutorials, especially how to make the sensors work together for different scenarios.

  • @vtryt2283
    @vtryt2283 Год назад

    Hello thank you po sa tuto pero pag kinocompile ko po ung code sinasabing OK(); is not declared at paano nyo po maiseselect sa board options po ung ATX-2
    Thanks in advance

    • @boyfriendnibluefairy
      @boyfriendnibluefairy  Год назад +1

      You can "comment out" or remove the "OK()" line from the code and it should still work. The latest version of Arduino IDE does not have the ATX-2 board. Go to arduino.cc and search for the Arduino IDE version 1.0.7

    • @vtryt2283
      @vtryt2283 Год назад

      @@boyfriendnibluefairy sige po, salamat po ulit

    • @trigonixmc6422
      @trigonixmc6422 Год назад

      include the ATX2 library
      #include
      outside setup and OK(); should work