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2013-06-24 08:53:58 -0500 | commented answer | How to interface arbotix_python package with a PhantomX Robot Arm (Trossen Robotics) I'm making a ROS Port of the Commander.ino though I'm running into a typecasting issue. I've posted the problem on the Trossen forums: http://forums.trossenrobotics.com/showthread.php?6283-ROS-Port-of-Commander.ino-for-PhantomX-Reactor-Arm&p=58649#post58649 |
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2013-06-12 11:40:54 -0500 | asked a question | How to interface arbotix_python package with a PhantomX Robot Arm (Trossen Robotics) I'm using the PhantomX_Reactor_IK.ino firmware that is uploaded to the Arbotix and creating a ROS version of the Commander code. I had a few questions. 1) Do I need to create my own ROS package/code to interface to the PhantomX or is there code already made? I was going to "copy/paste" the Commander.ino code into my own ROS package by creating the appropriate publisher/subscriber methods. 2) In the variable right_V = (1023 - analogWrite(RIGHT_V) -512)/5 + 128, what do the numbers/offset mean? What is it outputting? This is taken from Commander.ino What is the easiest, and quickest way to do this? |
2013-05-26 15:57:41 -0500 | asked a question | Roomba 560 "Could not connect to Roomba" Error in ROS (Ubuntu 12.04) I've built an SCI-RS-232-USB cable for connecting to my Roomba using the following tutorial: The cable works as I tested it on my Windows machine using the RealTerm Serial Terminal. I was able to make the roomba move and beep by sending raw opcodes. However it should be noted, I could only send packets if the RTS line was cleared, and only receive sensor packets if the RTS line was set. I've tried to change the hardware and software control options in minicom to try to get a different response; no luck. Basic troubleshooting - disconnecting, power cycling, etc. Any help to remedy the problem is appreciated! Here is the necessary info from the USB-Serial interface USB-Serial Permissions Minicom configuration Rosrun Error |