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Sorry for cross posting this but... I tried many times to *post* to the
lugnet._______@lugnet.com mailling lists scheme but never worked.
I'm tired of going to the http://news.lugnet.com/news/post/setup/ setting
things up, all goes well at the web side, but I always get the "441 New
Users Start Here:" email reply and... well I gave up :( argh... I like the
simplicity of lego-robotics@crynwr.com best.... call me squared old fashioned.
This was one of many messages sent originally to
lugnet.robotics.cybermaster@lugnet.com
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The CyberMaster doesn't support the Message() command family.
I think the best way to simulate this, is to reserve a variable (ex: 0 or
31) for the only purpose of beeing set by the PC (using spirit.ocx or
whatever). Then, the CyberMaster(s) will poll that var for values different
from, say, -1, and respond to them like it would do with messages in a RCX :)
This technic can be done from PC to CM and the other way around, if needed,
reserving a variable to be pooled by the PC program to react accordingly.
I'm going to use this with my PC->CyberMaster->RCX setup, using the
CyberMaster as a RF receiver to pass along "messages" to the RCX through my
mcVLLlib.ncq
mc. (Tired of fighting with news-problems@lugnet.com)
At 20:16 01-02-2001 GMT, Hao-yang Wang wrote:
> The only command that does not require any responses is Send Message (a.k.a.
> Set Message), and this is perhaps the command that you will use the most.
>
> To get the status of each robots, you can poll them one by one, like this:
>
> PC: Send Message 1 (meaning: Robot 1, how are you?)
> Robot 1: Send Message 51 (meaning: Robot 1 is fine.)
> PC: Send Message 2 (Robot 2, how are you?)
> Robot 2: Send Message 52 (Robot 2 is fine.)
> ... etc. ...
>
> This post is just an idea. I have not tried it myself. Will it work?
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