Category:Roomba Design Lab (Winter 2007) - Revision history

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 ==Updates==
 #Drivers for the RooStick can be found here: http://www.silabs.com/tgwWebApp/public/web_content/products/Microcontrollers/USB/en/mcu_vcp.htm
-#A bulletin board system has been set up by one of your peers for your benefit. It can be found at: http://pages.pgsit.org/2005/petert/phpBB2
+<!--#A bulletin board system has been set up by one of your peers for your benefit. It can be found at: http://pages.pgsit.org/2005/petert/phpBB2-->
 #The code on the [http://gicl.cs.drexel.edu/people/regli/tmp/roomba-module-v5.ppt Roomba Module powerpoint] is more or less outdated.
 ==Goal==

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 ==Updates==
 #Drivers for the RooStick can be found here: http://www.silabs.com/tgwWebApp/public/web_content/products/Microcontrollers/USB/en/mcu_vcp.htm
-#A bulletin board system has been set up by one of your peers for your benefit. It can be found at: pages.pgsit.org/2005/petert/phpBB2
+#A bulletin board system has been set up by one of your peers for your benefit. It can be found at: http://pages.pgsit.org/2005/petert/phpBB2
 #The code on the [http://gicl.cs.drexel.edu/people/regli/tmp/roomba-module-v5.ppt Roomba Module powerpoint] is more or less outdated.
 ==Goal==

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 #Drivers for the RooStick can be found here: http://www.silabs.com/tgwWebApp/public/web_content/products/Microcontrollers/USB/en/mcu_vcp.htm
 #A bulletin board system has been set up by one of your peers for your benefit. It can be found at: pages.pgsit.org/2005/petert/phpBB2
-#The information on the [http://gicl.cs.drexel.edu/people/regli/tmp/roomba-module-v5.ppt Roomba Module powerpoint] is more or less outdated.
+#The code on the [http://gicl.cs.drexel.edu/people/regli/tmp/roomba-module-v5.ppt Roomba Module powerpoint] is more or less outdated.
 ==Goal==
 This page and those in his category are to support students in Freshman Design Lab, Winter 2007.

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-==Notes==
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 #Drivers for the RooStick can be found here: http://www.silabs.com/tgwWebApp/public/web_content/products/Microcontrollers/USB/en/mcu_vcp.htm
 #A bulletin board system has been set up by one of your peers for your benefit. It can be found at: pages.pgsit.org/2005/petert/phpBB2

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 ==Goal==
 This page and those in his category are to support students in Freshman Design Lab, Winter 2007.
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 #Rootooth (Bluetooth connector)
 Both methods will be available in the labs for you to experiment with, but if I were, I would go Rootooth any chance I get. While RooStick still provides a solid interface, RooTooth provides untethered flexibility that allows you to not follow your Roomba around, program Roomba from the comfort of your seat (and not in awkward places where Roomba has wondered to), and eliminate the chance that Roomba pulls your laptop off your desk or snap the RooStick in half.
 <!--#[[Loops]] - This will provide the basic programming loops structures that will help control your program-->

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 #[[RoombaComm]] - This will provide the basic commands to communicate with Roomba
 #[[Roomba Program 1]] - This provides a tutorial of what your first Roomba program might look like
 ==TheChallenge==
 There are three tasks that you must be able to preform with your Roomba. The tasks and their descriptions are listed below as a quick reference. More detailed descriptions can be found at their respective pages.

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 ===Challenge #4: Name that Tune===
 For more information, go to [[Challenge 4]]
 ==Materials Provided==
 There are two easy ways to connect Roomba to your Computer:
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 #Rootooth (Bluetooth connector)
 Both methods will be available in the labs for you to experiment with, but if I were, I would go Rootooth any chance I get. While RooStick still provides a solid interface, RooTooth provides untethered flexibility that allows you to not follow your Roomba around, program Roomba from the comfort of your seat (and not in awkward places where Roomba has wondered to), and eliminate the chance that Roomba pulls your laptop off your desk or snap the RooStick in half.
 <!--#[[Loops]] - This will provide the basic programming loops structures that will help control your program-->