Emaxx
Emaxx
Emaxx
RC KIT
www.wifibot.com
RC KIT
The LiteStation platform was designed for high-performance outdoor and industrial OEM applications. It features an industry best radio design offering hi-power, great receive sensitivity, and capable of multi-km wireless links. The system was designed for high temperature operation and features industrial grade components as well as a integrated heatsink beneath the board. The LiteStation ships with basic bridging and routing software, as well as publicly available software development materials needed for custom OEM use. (2.4Ghz or 5Ghz)
Motor Control ON: Activates the speed control, Input_Left and Input_Right set on the dialog will be applied. Speed View: Plots in real time the speed signal from the code wheels. Motor Control OFF: Deactivates the speed control. Input Selections (control panel for calibrating the joystick)
The control software: The control software can be found in the CDROM in ..\Software\control software\ Install if necessary the Video Decoder present in the same folder. Launch the WifibotGUI program. Click on Robot then Settings. The Robot Settings window appears. Set the Control Server IP and the Control Server Port which by default is 15000. Set the Camera IP and the Camera Port which for the image is by default 80. Select the proper Camera Type. Click on Video, then select VideoOn. The image from the camera will appear. Click on Robot then Connect. Click on Input then select Joystick or Virtual_joy. The robot can now be operated. The menu options: Settings: IP settings of the Control Server and the Camera. Connect: Starts the communication with the Control Server. Reboot: Reboots the robots CPU. Disconnect: Stops the communication with the Control Server.
Video selections: Allows to configure and control some options of the camera.
Current input: shows the current input or allows to set it manually with keyboard. Pan-Tilt camera control: The red button takes the camera to the default position. You can click on the image too for moving the camera. Sensor feedback: shows the data retrieved from the range sensors, the battery level and the speed of the robot.