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Re: RCX to RCX
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lugnet.robotics
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Wed, 11 Sep 2002 21:44:21 GMT
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The answer very much depends on what you are using as a programming
environment. The simple answer for NQC is Message(). I've used this very
simple interface to do exactly what you describe needing. It is covered in
NQC's accompanying documentation. I would recommend switching the RCXs'
transmit power levels to low however. They will be in close proximity (I
assume) and it saves on battery life. I have noticed that the IR comms
bounces around the surfaces of adjacent bricks quite nicely without needing
any special consideration for RCX to RCX alignment.
JB
In lugnet.robotics, "Guest, Benjamin" <Benjamin.Guest@Trinity.edu> writes:
> I hope I am using this mailing system correctly. I am a first time user. =
> I have one question to ask right now: Will someone point me in the =
> right direction for instructions on RCX to RCX communication. I would =
> like to encorporate 2 RCX bricks into one robot to increase the number =
> of sensor and motor ports.
>
> Thanks,
> Benjamin Guest
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