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Re: Vision Command and RCX
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Date: 
Mon, 18 Sep 2000 22:53:01 GMT
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In lugnet.robotics.rcx, Alexander Kleiner writes:
Hi all,

does anyone know how to copy a program from the RCX to a LINUX machine ? I am
interested to get the binary code
from the program in slot 5, which is downloaded to there, when running Vision
Command.

You don't need to copy this back from the RCX !
In your vision command directory is the following file \script\myprog.txt.
This file is downloaded to slot 5 when you start the software in your VC
program.


With this code, hopefully, the communication protocol can be figured out and
finaly custom progs. from NQC be executed
on the Brick while receiving signals from the camera, fia the PC, as from a
sensor.

There a are two ways to do this !
1.
Use another slot than slot 5 for your own program and switch to this slot
within 5 seconds. Here you have to know that the RCX sends an "alive-message"
every 5 seconds. When there is no "alive-message" (hold your hand between RCX
and your IR-Tower) the VC Software stops executing. So you have to send this
message with your own software.
2.
Edit the file above (\script\myprog.txt)
This must work, but i didn't try this till now.


Try it, and tell me

Bye Balze



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Hi all, does anyone know how to copy a program from the RCX to a LINUX machine ? I am interested to get the binary code from the program in slot 5, which is downloaded to there, when running Vision Command. With this code, hopefully, the (...) (24 years ago, 5-Sep-00, to lugnet.robotics.rcx)

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