Running turtlebot on a roomba, launch file?
I have a roomba 780 that I am trying to run turtlebot on. I have been able to install the turtlebot fuerte on the both pc and I can ssh into the turtlebot computer, so all communication parts are set and are working. But when I start the turtlebot nothing happens , I can start the turtlebot service so it run but i cant comunicate with my roomba. I think i know/have read that you have to change the communication speed and also tell in the launch file that you have a roomba and that it has no gyro.
However I have no clue how to change the launch file. I have done the basic tutorials, but still not getting how I create or edit the launch file?! Some help or guidance to where on the forum i find this info would be very appreciated
Thanks
Many thanks Lorenz, I am still however little confused where to put and create the launch file? Because when i tried to edit the launch file in the etc/ros folder it was write protected the folder and file. I assume I am doing this completly wrong the launch file creation?
Just put the launch file somewhere and execute it with
roslaunch
. Make sure that no other turtlebot related stuff is running to avoid conflicts.I am seeing that I get the error message [Distance, angle displacement too big, invalid readings from robot. Distance: 1.84, Angle: -21.02]. I have a memory that i have seen this here before on the forum but cant find the post... When i look at the node.py this error message I thought only would come for a create?
Please do not delete a complete question and replace it by a new question to not lose the connection between questions and answers. Instead, please create a new question.
Ok sorry, I saw it as an extentions of the same topic but I will edit back and do that instead! Thanks!
I think it's just important to keep the old question. If you want, you can of course edit it and add further information. But in case you have a separate, although maybe related question, I guess it's better to open a new question. That's what this site is all about in the end :)