ADJ 700-00028 manuals

Adj 700-00028 Datasheet (310 pages)

Brand: Adj | Category: Security cameras | Size: 4.35 MB |

English

Table of contents

Robotics with the Boe-Bot

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Table of Contents

3

Preface

5

ABOUT VERSION 3.0

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AUDIENCE

6

SUPPORT FORUMS

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RESOURCES FOR EDUCATORS

8

FOREIGN TRANSLATIONS

9

ABOUT THE AUTHOR

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SPECIAL CONTRIBUTORS

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Figure 1-1

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BASIC Stamp

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Module on a

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Boe-Bot Robot

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HARDWARE AND SOFTWARE

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DEBUG command

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PAUSE Duration

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Duration

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Over and Over Again

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CIRCUIT

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Figure 2-2

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470  Resistor Part Drawing

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Schematic symbol (left) and

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Part Drawing (right)

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LED Test Circuit Parts

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LED Test Circuits

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Figure 2-5

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Current and

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Electron Flow

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HIGH Pin

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LOW Pin

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How HighLowLed.bs2 Works

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Vdd (5 V)

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Vss (0 V)

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PULSOUT Pin, Duration

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Duration arguments

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0 1 2

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X4 X5

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15 14 13 12

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Servo Tools and Parts

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Sending the Center Signal

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Duration argument, multiply

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Counter argument. The

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EndValue argument

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Figure 2-25

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A 1.3 ms Pulse Train

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Turns the Servo Full

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Speed Clockwise

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PULSOUT Duration

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PULSOUT command’s Pin

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Duration argument greater

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Your Turn – P13Clockwise.bs2

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Project

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PULSOUT Duration arguments:

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Instructions:

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Removing the Servo Horns

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Figure 3-5

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Battery Pack

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Mounting

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Hardware

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Mounting the Wheels

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Testing the Right Wheel

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Clockwise 3 seconds

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Stop 1 second

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Counterclockwise 3 seconds

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Parts Required

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Figure 3-17

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Circuit Schematic

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DO…LOOP, the program will

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DO…LOOP section

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Using the DEBUGIN Command

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Duration argument:

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How TestServoSpeed.bs2 Works

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PULSOUT commands so that

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Solutions

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Activity Summary

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Moving Forward

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Pin and Duration

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EndValue from 122 to 61

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EndValue

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Your Turn – Pivoting

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EndValue to 30

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PULSOUT command’s Duration

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Tuning the Turns

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Your Turn – 90° Turns

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Measured Distance

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Example – Time for 20 Inches

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Programming for Ramping

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Your Turn

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Inside the Subroutine

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IN EEPROM

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EEPROM Navigation

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ENDSELECT

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SUMMARY

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Questions

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Exercises

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Projects

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Duration argument

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TACTILE NAVIGATION

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Whisker Circuit and Assembly

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Parts List

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Building the Whiskers

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Figure 5-4

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Whiskers Schematic

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Board of Education

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HomeWork Board

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Testing the Whiskers

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Parts List:

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YOU’RE STUCK

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<> in an IF

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<> IN7) and is

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Phototransistors

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Figure 6-1

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Phototransistor

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Schematic Symbol and

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Part Drawing

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Flat Spot

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Shorter Pin

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IN6 store a binary-1

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IN6 store

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Figure 6-7: V

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Introducing the Capacitor

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Flat Spots

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Shorter Pins

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RCTIME Pin, State, Variable

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RCTIME command may

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PWM Pin, Duty, Duration

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Pin for a

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Test LightSensorValues.bs2

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Your Turn – Save Lots of RAM

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' Navigation Routine

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INFRARED LIGHT

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IR Receiver

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IR on/off at 38 kHz for

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certain periods of time

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Building the IR Headlights

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IR LED will snap in

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Troubleshooting

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Pin argument from 8 to 2

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INFRARED INTERFERENCE

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Sniffing for IR Interference

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How FastIrRoaming.bs2 Works

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Recommended Materials:

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22” (56 cm)

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How AvoidTableEdge.bs2 Works

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DO…LOOP UNTIL loop

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Figure 8-1

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Carrier Frequency

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Bo ard o f Edu cati on

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Displaying Both Distances

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CON directive: Kpr, Kpl

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CenterPulse is 750

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Kpr and Kpl constants

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Figure 8-7

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Stripe Following

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Materials Required

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Testing the Stripe

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Figure 8-11

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Test for High Zone

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Number – Side View

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Figure 8-13

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Course

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Contests and Challenges

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DO…LOOP…UNTIL

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Turn90Degree, is provided

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Breadboarding Rules

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BREADBOARDING RULES

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Vdd VssVin

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Example Course

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Scoring

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CONTEST #3: MAZE FOLLOWING

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Purpose

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Physical Characteristics

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Robot Limitations

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Logistics

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Index · Page 303

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Index · Page 305

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Index · Page 307

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Index · Page 309

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Adj 700-00028 User Manual (37 pages)

Brand: Adj | Category: Security cameras | Size: 3.03 MB |

Italian

Table of contents

Manuale d'uso

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Contenuto della confezione

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Indice dei contenuti

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1. Introduzione Prodotto

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1.3. Requisiti di sistema

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1.4.Viste del prodotto

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1.5 Installazione hardware

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2. Software di gestione

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3.1. Login telecamera:

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Password: nessuna password

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Figura 3.3

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Figura 3.3 Windows XP

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3.5. Impostazioni di Rete

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3.5.3 Impostazioni wireless

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3.5.40.2 Impostazioni:

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(1) Accesso al router

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Figura 3.25

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Figura 3.28

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Figura 3.29

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Figura 3.30

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3.5.7. Impostazioni Allarme

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3.5.90.2 Riavvio Sistema

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4 Garanzia

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Adj 700-00028 Datasheet (7 pages)

Brand: Adj | Category: Security cameras | Size: 0.25 MB |

English

Table of contents

Product Overview

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Out of the Box

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Getting Started

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Hardware Notes

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Optical Data

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Software Notes

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Module Pinout

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Schematic

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Adj 700-00028 User Manual (34 pages)

Brand: Adj | Category: Security cameras | Size: 4.03 MB |

English

Table of contents

User Manual

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Packing List

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Table of CONTENTS

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1. Product Introduction

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2. Software operation

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3.1. Camera Login:

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3.2. View via IE Browser

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Figure 3.3

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Figure 3.3 Windows XP system

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Figure 3.5

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Figure 3.8

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Figure 3.10

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3.5.3 Wireless Settings

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3.5.4.1 DDNS Setting:

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TP-LINK:

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BELKIN:

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Figure 3.18

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3.5.5.3 DDNS Register

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Figure 3.25

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Figure 3.28

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Figure 3.29

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Figure 3.30

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3.5.9.2 Reboot Equipment

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4 Warranty

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Adj 700-00028 Specifications (75 pages)

Brand: Adj | Category: Security cameras | Size: 1.33 MB |

English

Table of contents

– Mini-Sumo Robotics

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WARRANTY

2

14-DAY MONEY BACK GUARANTEE

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COPYRIGHTS AND TRADEMARKS

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ISBN 1-928982-26-3

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DISCLAIMER OF LIABILITY

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Table of Contents · Page v

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PREFACE

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RECOGNITIONS

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AUDIENCE

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• Maximum mass of 500 grams

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LET’S BUILD THE SUMOBOT

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TOOLS REQUIRED

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Step #1

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Install the Battery Box

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Step #2

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Install the Servo Motors

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Step #5

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Mounting the PCB

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Step #6

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Prepare the Wheels

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Nylon Washer

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Step #7

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Mount the Wheels

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Step #8

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Mount the Scoop

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• (2) 10" 3-pin

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• SumoBot chassis

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• (2) QTI line sensors

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• (2) 4/40 1/4" long

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+ terminal

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• (2) Short pieces 22

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HOW A SERVO WORKS

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Vss = 0V (ground)

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Vdd = 5V (regulated)

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Vin = 6V (unregulated)

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SUMOBOT MOTION TEST

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HOW IT WORKS

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SumoBot_ 2.2_Motor_Test.BS2

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CHALLENGE YOURSELF

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LINE SENSOR THEORY

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INFRARED HEADLIGHTS

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FREQOUT Pin, Duration, or

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Figure 4.2: IR Detector

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Trimming

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TESTING THE IR PAIRS

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SUMOBOT MOTION CONTROL

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FINAL COMPETITION NOTES

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Appendix C: Mini-Sumo Ring

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