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Re: Integrating RCX with Control Lab
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Date: 
Mon, 11 Jan 1999 22:00:43 GMT
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LEGO Engineer
(for the Control Lab Serial Interface Box [Interface B if you are
British])

download it at:
http://ldaps.ivv.nasa.gov/LEGOEngineer/ (5MB)

LEGO Engineer is "open" -- so you can see the LabVIEW code that was
written to create it, and modify it too.

someone else has the protocol stuff on their site I think... I just
can't find it right now.

-Ben

Jeff Elliott wrote:

Hi ho,

Well, I'm having a lot of fun with Spirit.ocx and the RCX.
However, I'm also the proud owner of a 9v Lego Dacta Control
Lab.  That's the 8-sensor, 8-output serial-port Lego control
system that preceded the RCX.

I'd really like use the Control Lab in conjunction with the
RCX, but sadly the software that came with it is highly
unstable on a PC faster than about 386 speed.  Does anyone have
any info on alternative software platforms for the Control Lab,
or even on the communication protocol it uses?

I'm not afraid to write my own drivers for it, but I'd hate to
duplicate the effort if someone else has done so already.

Just imagine - a fixed base station with 8 sensors and 8 motors,
and an RCX with 3 sensors and motors, coupled with a digital
camera.  Much mischief...

Jeff



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Hi ho, Well, I'm having a lot of fun with Spirit.ocx and the RCX. However, I'm also the proud owner of a 9v Lego Dacta Control Lab. That's the 8-sensor, 8-output serial-port Lego control system that preceded the RCX. I'd really like use the Control (...) (26 years ago, 11-Jan-99, to lugnet.robotics)

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