But take note that it does not setup the radio base network. You will need to send a '*1' manually in order to connect to the robot with ID1 (but should be straightforward).
Thanks. As for the radio turret, I was using a set of Matlab routines developed by Yves Piguet and Skye Legon called kMatlab. These codes are freely available and downloadable at the K-Team
website. It includes Windows DLLs to perform the system level serial port communication, and a library of useful Matlab m-files to read sensors, set speed , etc.
Hi there.... nice work... i can seee you are using radio turrent, which i wan unable to use (see my videos. iam using the cable). Do you know any library for radio turrent in batlab?...
But take note that it does not setup the radio base network. You will need to send a '*1' manually in order to connect to the robot with ID1 (but should be straightforward).
wllui1 2 years ago
Thanks. As for the radio turret, I was using a set of Matlab routines developed by Yves Piguet and Skye Legon called kMatlab. These codes are freely available and downloadable at the K-Team
website. It includes Windows DLLs to perform the system level serial port communication, and a library of useful Matlab m-files to read sensors, set speed , etc.
wllui1 2 years ago
*matlab for balbal sorry
arsatti 2 years ago
Hi there.... nice work... i can seee you are using radio turrent, which i wan unable to use (see my videos. iam using the cable). Do you know any library for radio turrent in batlab?...
Nice work though
arsatti 2 years ago