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Re: Gnah I'm afraid I've discovered a new bug :(
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Tue, 12 Sep 2006 01:17:41 GMT
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Brian Davis wrote:
> In lugnet.robotics.nxt, Anders B Jansson wrote:
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> > Then several hours later it started to 'click' as described
> > by others. I updated the firmware and after two tries it
> > worked, until I switched the brick off and tried to start it.
> > Stone dead again...
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> OK, that's just... weird. Are you using the straight-off-the-CD software, or
> have you upgraded with the "no clicking" patch?
Upgraded, and changed to fresh batteries twice,
I sure hope it isn't but is feels very much like a hardware failure
to me :(
On the other hand I can report that I managed to get a low budget GPS
to talk to my NXT.
The bad news is that it works perfect, outdoors, but not at all indoors :)
On the good side is that I got it to talk to a Sony Ericson Z530I mobile
with built in camera (and GPRS modem,IRDA and Java) over Bluetooth.
And it appears to work with a low budget Billionton System BT USB adapter.
What's also good is that Shop@Home has released extra cables and RCX
adapters, so soon I'll have extra light, rotation sensors, camera and
Internet connection but a non-working brick :(
// hdw
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