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Re: Robolab 2.5
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lugnet.robotics
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Sun, 14 Oct 2001 14:18:40 GMT
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In lugnet.robotics, Colin White writes:
> To quote the manual:
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> "The camera image can be processed to yield a resulting value. This value is
> a single number which can be used in a variety of ways. The image is
> processed as specified in the camera sensor setup area. The resulting values
> are stored in the red, blue and yellow Robolab containers [i.e., variables].
> These values, which were determined by the computer, are then sent to the
> RCX by the IR transmitter. The RCX can then use the updated container values
> in the program it is currently running." As a matter of interest you do have
> some control over how fast information is sent to the RCX.
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> The Robolab Vision Center (which processes the image) has several predefined
> image processing options (you can create you own using the define sensor
> button option) including: Brightness (brightest value), Darkness (darkest
> value), BrightLocation (value, x and y coordinates), MotionRow (row value
> where motion occurs), MotionColumn (column value where motion occurs),
> Blobs1 and Blobs2 (can be used for example to count the number of blobs on a
> dice).
I assume the 'manual' is the Robolab Manual. Is it the upgraded Teachers'
Guide or does ver 2.5 actually come with a manual?
I have used Robolab ver 2.0 for several months. It is impressive. But it
needs a manual to help with subvi's and their help screens and other
advanced features. No-one, so far, seems willing to recommend the Teachers'
Guide as a technical manual.
Can anyone comment on this issue?
Colin, thanks for your well written posts.
Jerry
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| It is in fact the "Robolab Getting Started 3 Teacher's Guide." (There is no documentation with the 2.5 upgrade CD). I found it useful for providing an overview of the new features, but it is by no means a technical manual. There are also several (...) (25 years ago, 14-Oct-01, to lugnet.robotics)
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| To quote the manual: "The camera image can be processed to yield a resulting value. This value is a single number which can be used in a variety of ways. The image is processed as specified in the camera sensor setup area. The resulting values are (...) (25 years ago, 13-Oct-01, to lugnet.robotics)
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