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RE: ir cars
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lugnet.robotics
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Thu, 26 Sep 2002 17:59:51 GMT
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Marco Correia <marco@{stopspammers}soporcel.pt>
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<marco@soporcel.NOSPAMpt>
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> -----Original Message-----> Rob Limbaugh
> Sent: Thursday, September 26, 2002 4:24 PM
[...]
> Both thoughts could open the door to using the RCX for CIR
> (Consumer IR) applications. (Have the RCX turn on a stereo
> or TV when you enter the room... make a sound level sensor to
> adjust the volume on the TV/Stereo during commercials). Not
> to mention it would be really cool to use one RCX to issue
> commands to a Spybotic, a Mana, another RCX, and a Scout via
> using the normal message codes or by changing the protocol on the fly.
Well, as I think you know, it's already possible with standard RCX2 firmware
to control Manas and SPybotics. :)
> I think the "IR" cars are set #4589 ($69.99). The
> controller looks like the one for the Manas and has 3
> channels.
That looks like another IR LEGO set using the same Manas/Spybotics IR
protocol.
So, in theory, it will be possible to control it, making a very good
addition to someone
who has already the two Manas units, making 3 IR controllable slaves,
through RCX, each with it's IR channel.
> The site lists it as "RC", but "RC" could stand
> for "Remote Control" instead of "Radio Control".
I'll try checking that at home, too.
Q: Someone bought a #4589 already ?
This would confirm if it's really a IR set.
mc. - just back from holidays but already wanting to go again :>
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| Do any of the "third party" firmware options for the RCX allow one to control what is sent through the H8 serial port? If so, then it should be possible to use an RCX to send/receive any 38KHz IR signal falling within the bps/baud/processing limits (...) (22 years ago, 26-Sep-02, to lugnet.robotics)
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