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VMM500 Assembly Installing the universal wheel Before installation, please get rid of the film paste on the acrylic components. Components used base board 1x universal wheel Assembly Fix the universal wheels on the board with the rivets. V. 01 – 30/11/2018...
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VMM500 Installing the servos to each side of the board Components used 2x servo 4x M2.2x5 tapping screw left + right side board Assembly Fix the servos to each side board with the tapping screws. Hold the acrylic-frosted side on the outside.
VMM500 Wire connection G = brown = ground (servo) V = red = power 3 V (servo) P1/P2 = orange =signal (video) Place 3x LR03 batteries into the holder of the Ring:bit. Slide and fit the micro:bit assembly into the car.
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VMM500 Code Adding the package Go to www.makecode.org and click on the micro:bit button to enter the code editor. Click and select Advanced in the bottom of the code drawer. Click Package. Search for Ring:bit. Select the Ring:bit Car package.
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VMM500 Once loaded, the Ring:bit Car appears in the code drawer. The S-Walk We make a code to let the Ring:bit Car run in an S-shape. 1. On start, set the pins for the servos. 2. Move forward for 1000 ms.
VMM500 Drag and drop the block set left wheel at pin P1 right wheel at pin P2 into the block on start in the editor window. You will find this block in the Ring:bit Car menu of the code drawer. When correct, they snap together.
VMM500 1. Set a different speed for the two wheels. 2. Download the programme into micro:bit. block left wheel speed (0) right wheel speed (0) can be found when you click on More in the menu of the code drawer.
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VMM500 Remote control code 1. Set the radio group. Keep the sender and receiver the same. 2. Press buttons A + B to send number 3. Press button A to send number 4. Press button B to send number 5. If there is no operation, send number 6.
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VMM500 At least, place a pause block under the else logic and set it to 100 (100 milliseconds). When complete, we compile the program to generate a .hex file. Click on the download button and save the .hex file to the Downloads folder (C:\downloads).
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