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# pico-duinonano-i-sobot | ||
Control your Tomy i-Sobot over wifi using a pico and a 16MHz arduino nano | ||
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Only rudimentary currently, manually typing in the command number and pressing the button. | ||
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Library files borrowed from Miles Moody, thanks for doing the hard work! | ||
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**Getting started** | ||
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1. Load MicroPython onto your Pico W. | ||
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2. Change the wifi settings in main.py (main.py should run on boot, google if not). | ||
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3. Upload main.py | ||
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4. Add Isobot library to arduino editor. | ||
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5. send the ino file to the arduino using the settings below (remember it needs to be a 16MHz Arduino). | ||
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6. Plug in an IR LED into D5 and GND (For testing I even used a normal clear red one). | ||
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7. Plug a jumper between the Pico W TX pin and the Arduino RX pin. | ||
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8. Watch the Thonny (Pico) shell for the IP you'll need to visit to send the commands. | ||
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