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If you're interested in creating your own applications, take a look at:
http://troyda.sas.muohio.edu (select Research)
There's both a paper describing the PC protocol in great depth
(http://troyda.sas.muohio.edu/paper2.html) and (best of all) an ActiveX
component (http://troyda.sas.muohio.edu/legosrc.zip) that you can compile
and use from Visual Basic.
Best of luck
-- Michael
In lugnet.robotics.rcx.robolab, Ben Erwin writes:
>
> I forgot to mention that LEGO Engineer 2.0 currently runs on top of ROBOLAB
> 2.0. So ok, its not *free* :) You have to spend the $25 or so on ROBOLAB
> first. But its still better than LOGO I think because the programming is
> graphical. And unlike ROBOLAB, LEGO Engineer is more like actual LabVIEW
> programming, which is kind of cool.
>
> In lugnet.robotics.rcx.robolab, Ben Erwin writes:
> > Just to clarify, this serial interface box that you've been given doesn't have
> > much to do with ROBOLAB. ROBOLAB is the software for the RCX. What you want
> > (free) is LEGO Engineer, which looks and smells a lot like ROBOLAB.
> > http://ldaps.arc.nasa.gov/LEGOEngineer/ Right now only the PC version is
> > posted. If you want the Mac version, send me an email and I'll pester the
> > right person.
> >
> > In lugnet.robotics.rcx.robolab, Lars Gertsen writes:
> > > Hello,
> > >
> > > I have been offered a Lego Dacta/Robolab control unit which
> > > must be attached to the serial port on a PC. The unit has
> > > 8 input and 8 output. There are no software with this unit.
> > > Anybody know what software I need to use this unit and if
> > > any of it is freeware.
> > >
> > > Lars Gertsen - Denmark
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