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To debugs this you're going to need to disassemble your TurtleBot. You'll need a DMM as well.
Remove the platters from your TurtleBot so that you can get at the TurtleBot power board. Put your DMM in DC voltage mode and touch pins 8 and 14 with the DMM probes and to read the voltage. The voltage should be 5V. If the voltage is not 5V this is most likely a problem with your irobot create base, if it is 5V this is most likely a problem with your power board.
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To debugs debug this you're going to need to disassemble your TurtleBot. You'll need a DMM as well.
Remove the platters from your TurtleBot so that you can get at the TurtleBot power board. Put your DMM in DC voltage mode and touch pins 8 and 14 with the DMM probes and to read the voltage. The voltage should be 5V. If the voltage is not 5V this is most likely a problem with your irobot create base, if it is 5V this is most likely a problem with your power board.
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To debug this you're going to need to disassemble your TurtleBot. You'll need a DMM as well.
Remove the platters from your TurtleBot so that you can get at the TurtleBot power board. Put your DMM in DC voltage mode and touch pins 8 and 14 with the DMM probes and to read the voltage. The voltage should be 5V. If the voltage is not 5V this is most likely a problem with your irobot create base, if it is 5V this is most likely a problem with your power board.
Top down view of the power board header pins:
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To debug this you're going to need to disassemble your TurtleBot. You'll need a DMM as well.
Remove the platters from your TurtleBot so that you can get at the TurtleBot power board. Put your DMM in DC voltage mode and touch pins 8 and 14 with the DMM probes and to read the voltage. The voltage should be 5V. If the voltage is not 5V this is most likely a problem with your irobot create base, if it is 5V this is most likely a problem with your power board.
Top down view of the power board header pins:
pins:
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To debug this you're going to need to disassemble your TurtleBot. You'll need a DMM as well.
Remove the platters from your TurtleBot so that you can get at the TurtleBot power board. Put your DMM in DC voltage mode and touch pins 8 and 14 with the DMM probes and to read the voltage. The voltage should be 5V.
Top down view of the power board header pins:
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