This is Ronald's switch, I like it and I took a video of his work.
I will post mine when I get it done.
I will post mine when I get it done.
Vex Kit Inventory
There are bags of screws, washers, parts and micro-controller etc. for you to build a basic squarebot.
It looks confusing at first glance, but not so bad, the manual tells you exactly where to plug in each of the component and wiring.
Switches are used to control power
1. Single Pole Double Throw (SPDT - one change-over switch)
Has just one pole, but with two contacts.
2. Single Pole Single Throw (SPST - the simplest basic on / off switch)
It only make contact in one direction, like most of the switches in our homes.
3. Double Pole Single Throw (DPST - two of the simplest basic on / off switches)
5V power supply
2 switches
1 LED
220Ω resistor
Here is the schematic for 2 simple ON OFF switches. Below shows the breadboard interpretation of the circuit.
I was excited to see the circuit correctly constructed and the LED light up.
Building a Relay Driven LEDs
5V Power Supply
1-680Ω resistor
2 LED
1 Push Button Controller
1 HFD3 1/5 Relay
Below is the breadboard constructed Push button controlled relay video
On my way to finish a SquareBot
My squareBot
After installed the batteries, hookup the cables on the battery. Download Robotic firmware.
Go to menu, select Robot drop-down menu, select download, then restarting master CPU... Dual Joystick Control.
My squatBot drives nicely after installed the codes from Robotic website.
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