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wiki:v2:pixy_zumo_howto [2018/08/27 13:24]
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wiki:v2:pixy_zumo_howto [2019/01/28 23:35]
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 After you assemble the Zumo base, run a simple Arduino program to test the motors and buzzer. ​ Below is a simple Arduino program you can cut and paste into the Arduino IDE.  Note, the files ZumoMotors.h and ZumoBuzzer.h are part of the Pixy2 Arduino library (found [[https://​pixycam.com/​downloads-pixy2/​|here]]). ​ Install the Pixy2 Arduino library if you haven'​t already.  ​ After you assemble the Zumo base, run a simple Arduino program to test the motors and buzzer. ​ Below is a simple Arduino program you can cut and paste into the Arduino IDE.  Note, the files ZumoMotors.h and ZumoBuzzer.h are part of the Pixy2 Arduino library (found [[https://​pixycam.com/​downloads-pixy2/​|here]]). ​ Install the Pixy2 Arduino library if you haven'​t already.  ​
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 +It's easy to hook the Zumo motors up backwards. ​ This program will help you determine if your Zumo is working correctly. ​ If something isn't right, none of the Zumo demos will work!  So it's good to give this test a whirl...
        
  
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-3. With the robot on its "​lift"​ (so it doesn'​t run off) hold the object directly in front of the robot, centered, about a foot from Pixy2'​s lens.  Both of Zumo's treads should be moving forward. ​ Move the object to the right. ​ Zumo's left tread should accelerate. ​ Move the object to the left.  Zumo's right tread should accelerate. ​ If one or more of the treads moves incorrectly or doesn'​t move at all, inspect the motor connections to Zumo's PCB, and use the Zumo test program (above) to better characterize how the motion is incorrect. ​ +3. With the robot on its "​lift"​ (so it doesn'​t run off) hold the object directly in front of the robot, centered, about a foot from Pixy2'​s lens.  Both of Zumo's treads should be moving forward. ​ Move the object to the right. ​ Zumo's left tread should accelerate. ​ Move the object to the left.  Zumo's right tread should accelerate. ​ If one or more of the treads moves incorrectly or doesn'​t move at all, inspect the motor connections to Zumo's PCB, and use the Zumo test program (above) to better characterize how the motion is incorrect.
  
  
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