Summary of Contents for Actronika Tactronik Evaluation Kit
- Page 1 TM Tactronik Evaluation Kit - User Manual Tactronik Evaluation Kit User Manual TAEKUM0001 – V4.0 1/31 ...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
TM Tactronik Evaluation Kit - User Manual Table of Contents 1. Introduction 4 2. Inside the Box 5 3. Quick Start (Evaluation Mode) 6 4. Application Interface 7 4.1. Application Interface: Section Guide 7 ... - Page 3 TM Tactronik Evaluation Kit - User Manual 8.1. Mechanical Dimensions 23 9. Troubleshooting 24 10. License and Terms of Use 25 11. Annexe and Advanced Information 28 12.1. How to export an effect database 28 ...
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Page 4: Introduction
test new ways of interaction by using haptic stimulation effects. Actronika continues to develop ... -
Page 5: Inside The Box
TM Tactronik Evaluation Kit - User Manual 2. Inside the Box What will you find inside the Evaluation kit box ? ... -
Page 6: Quick Start (Evaluation Mode)
TM 1. Download our Tactronik desktop application file (version 0.18.0) from: http://dev.actronika.com/resources.html . 2. Install the application on your PC (Windows or Linux OS). 3. Connect the Evaluation kit motherboard to your PC using a USB cable. 4. Connect the power supply (DC 12V) to the motherboard. ... -
Page 7: Application Interface
Download our Tactronik TM desktop application file (version 0.18.0) from: http://dev.actronika.com/resources.html . Once installed and launched, it will appear on your screen a s shown below . This section of the user manual will explain to you how to use it and what features it provides. ... - Page 8 C. Presets Column - a suggested combination of parameters. Each preset has one of two possible tags: “Actronika” tag - when a preset was set by us “User” tag - when a preset is saved by the client D. Effect Zone ...
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Page 9: How To: Save Or Delete A Haptic Effect With A New User Preset
TM Tactronik Evaluation Kit - User Manual 4.2. How To: Save or delete a haptic effect with a new user preset The application will automatically suggest to save a new set of parameters under a new name ... -
Page 10: How To: Import An Effect Database
TM Tactronik Evaluation Kit - User Manual 4.3.1. How To: Merge an imported effect database There is also the option to import a new database without deleting the loaded database. This ... -
Page 11: Evaluation Board
TM Tactronik Evaluation Kit - User Manual 5. Evaluation Board 5.1. View of Tactronik TM Board ... -
Page 12: Arduino Section
TM Tactronik Evaluation Kit - User Manual 5.1.1. Arduino Section The ISP Port can of the Arduino mega can be used to flash Arduino mega with the programmer. ... -
Page 13: Configuration
TM Tactronik Evaluation Kit - User Manual 5.2. Configuration 5.2.1. Serial Switch To configure the Evaluation Board according to your desired use case, there are three ... -
Page 14: Power Supply
TM Tactronik Evaluation Kit - User Manual Tips ! ● The two Serial Switch LEDs indicate which of the three modes is enabled. TM ○ If LED ‘ ARD’ (left) is on, Tactronik... -
Page 15: External Sensor Modules
This is the plug to connect the external sensor modules. You can connect Actronika’s provided external modules, or your own - the use is flexible. You can use this connector to connect to your own sensor if you set your program on ... -
Page 16: Actuators
TM Tactronik Evaluation Kit - User Manual 5.5. Debugging 5.5.1. Measure Current You can measure the consumption of the actuators. ... -
Page 17: Studied Enough? Go Ahead And Start
http://dev.actronika.com/resources.html . 4. Launch the effect without the sensor module. To connect W ITH a sensor module: Set serial switch mode to connect Arduino to PC (Left position). 2. Connect the Arduino to the PC using the left micro USB connection. ... -
Page 18: External Sensor Modules
IDC ribbon cable and two Molex Cables. Use Once you implement the desired effect through Actronika’s software application, the module can ... -
Page 19: Trackpad Module
Molex Cables. Use Once you implement the desired effect through Actronika’s software application, the module can ... -
Page 20: Actuator Characteristics
TM Tactronik Evaluation Kit - User Manual 7. Actuator Characteristics 7.1. Technical Characteristics & Figures Performance Characteristics Resonant Frequency 65 Hz (±10%) Bandwidth 10 Hz to 7 kHz Acceleration peak-to-peak... -
Page 21: Performance Graphs
TM Tactronik Evaluation Kit - User Manual 7.2. Performance Graphs Figure. HFBA9532 Bandwidth, 5 Vpp sinus command Figure. HFBA9532 Bandwidth for various amplitude command TAEKUM0001 – V4.0 ... - Page 22 TM Tactronik Evaluation Kit - User Manual Figure. Response time of HBFA9532 for a half-stroke maximum command ...
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Page 23: Tactroniktm Module
TM Tactronik Evaluation Kit - User Manual 8. Tactronik TM Module The Tactronik LGA module is a miniaturized all-in-one development system, measuring 7.5 x 9 x ... -
Page 24: Troubleshooting
TM Tactronik Evaluation Kit - User Manual 9. Troubleshooting Problem : I have installed a new version of the TactronikTM Application Interface but the ... -
Page 25: License And Terms Of Use
software in the Evaluation Products) are licensed, not sold, to Licensee. 1.4. There is no express or implied obligation under this TEA for Actronika to sell or for Licensee to purchase any ... - Page 26 and sent to the following address: If to Actronika: Actronika - 68, Boulevard de Courcelles - 75017 Paris - France; ...
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Page 28: Annexe And Advanced Information
TM Tactronik Evaluation Kit - User Manual 11. Annexe and Advanced Information 12.1. How to export an effect database We learned in section 4.3 that we can import and merge imported databases. It is also possible to ... -
Page 29: Gpio (General Purpose Input-Output) Details
TM Tactronik Evaluation Kit - User Manual 12.2. GPIO (General Purpose Input-Output) Details This is the Arduino GPIO (General purpose input-output) ... -
Page 30: Power Supply Jumper
TM Tactronik Evaluation Kit - User Manual 12.3. Power Supply Jumper On the bottom of the board, there is a jumper to switch the set voltage of the regulator. By default, the regulator is configured to generate 9V for actuators. ... -
Page 31: Revision History
TM Tactronik Evaluation Kit - User Manual 12. Revision History Date Ver. Ref. Description Author Approved by 16/06/2017 1.0 TAEKUM0001 Document creation Rafal Pijewski Rafal Pijewski 03/07/2018 3.0 TAEKUM0001 Update for version 3.0 of Evaluation Kit Jérémy Cheynet ...