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Re: remote control 4 the RCX using PIC16F877
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lugnet.robotics
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Tue, 8 Jan 2002 05:33:20 GMT
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In lugnet.robotics, CarlosLuis Rendón M. writes:
> Hello everyone. I've just developed a remote control for the RCX using the
> PIC16F877. It's very useful due to the fact that it does not need a
> computer, but still needs the ir tower (the serial one, sorry I'll try to
> adapt the project tu use the new usb tower whenever Microchip releases their
> new PIC with usb support). So if anyone needs it please send me a mail to
> crendon@ieee.org I don't publish it here because it's a little bit large.
> The project is in development (I think it'll olways be, because I'd like to
> be upgrading it whenever a new thing is released), and by the moment is
> reduced, but still functional.
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> One more thing: the project assumes (and is indispensable) to have the
> original firmware from lego, (I know, I prefer LegOS, but I've just changed
> the OS of my RCX (I'm new), so I'm trying to understand the way LegOS is
> communicating with the RCX (anyone has a good link in order to complete the
> picture?). Also I'd like to develop this project with more people, so like
> samsung's slogan "Everyone is invited".
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> CarlosLuis Rendón M.
> Network Manager
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Hi there,
That sounds excellent! I've been looking at buying a PIC16F877 to play with
and I think I'll definitely get one now :)
Zac Soden
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www.ozbricks.com/battlespace
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