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Robert Denison <rmdenison@hotmail.com> wrote:
> 2) I have heard something about being abl e to send signals from the PC such
> that I could have a program running on each RCX that is listening for
> different signals.
This is probably the one you want. The PC can send the same signals that the
RCXs send between each other -- the message function. This message can be
between 0 and 255. Make 0-127 be for one robot, 128-255 for the other. Or
something like that.
(followup-to lugnet.robotics)
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