![]() Once we know this, we can think about what else we can hook up to the brick. But I would like to get a little deeper and explore how those ports really work from a hardware perspective. When using fischertechnik's ROBO Pro in Level 1 with the instruction for their models, hooking up sensors is easy. ![]() Hence, I would like to focus here on the internals of those input connectors. ![]() How stuff is physically connected to the brick was already described in the last section. Technically, the USB, the Bluetooth, and the RS485 interface all count as inputs but driving them is more a protocol issue than a hardware one and for that reason not subject here. There is no software support for either the camera input at the time. ![]() From those, the Universal inputs are the most popular with the counter inputs reserved mostly for special tasks such as counting events or connecting encoder motors. The fischertechnik ROBO TX Controller brick features various inputs: Universal inputs, counter inputs, camera input and I 2C. The TX Brick accepts a wide variety of Inputs
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