Difference between revisions of "Buggy Base (use with mDesigner)"
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Buggy Base was developed to a line-detecting vehicle base, but can be re-purposed for other uses such as a walking robot or climbing robot (as shown in the Itty Bitty Buggy projects). | Buggy Base was developed to a line-detecting vehicle base, but can be re-purposed for other uses such as a walking robot or climbing robot (as shown in the Itty Bitty Buggy projects). | ||
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| + | The Buggy Base is controllable over serial communication. When using mDesigner, the serial pins used are '''Serial1''', which are pins 2/3 on a mCenter+ (Core+) module. | ||
Revision as of 23:10, 15 October 2018
The Buggy Base found in the Itty Bitty Buggy kit is a unique piece of hardware. It contains the following:
- Motor driver
- 2 Motors
- 2 Line Finders
- 2 Color LEDs
- Buzzer
The above components are not controlled directly (i.e. via pins). Rather there is an embedded micro-controller which controls those components. The embedded micro-controller can be communicated via serial communication.
Buggy Base was developed to a line-detecting vehicle base, but can be re-purposed for other uses such as a walking robot or climbing robot (as shown in the Itty Bitty Buggy projects).
Compatible Pins
The Buggy Base is controllable over serial communication. When using mDesigner, the serial pins used are Serial1, which are pins 2/3 on a mCenter+ (Core+) module.
