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/***********************************************************************
* Exp9_SerialDrive -- RedBot Experiment 9
*
* The first step to controlling the RedBot remotely is to first drive it
* from the Serial Monitor in a tethered setup.
*
* Hardware setup:
* After uploading this sketch, keep the RedBot tethered to your computer with
* the USB cable. Open up the Seral Monitor to send commands to the RedBot to
* drive.
*
* This sketch was written by SparkFun Electronics, with lots of help from
* the Arduino community. This code is completely free for any use.
*
* 15 Dec 2014 B. Huang
*
* This experiment was inspired by Paul Kassebaum at Mathworks, who made
* one of the very first non-SparkFun demo projects and brought it to the
* 2013 Open Hardware Summit in Boston. Thanks Paul!
***********************************************************************/
#include <RedBot.h>
RedBotMotors motors;
int leftPower; // variable for setting the drive power
int rightPower;
int data; // variable for holding incoming data from PC to Arduino
void setup(void)
{
Serial.begin(9600);
Serial.print("Enter in left and right motor power values and click [Send].");
Serial.print("Separate values with a space or non-numeric character.");
Serial.println();
Serial.print("Positive values spin the motor CW, and negative values spin the motor CCW.");
}
void loop(void)
{
// if there is data coming in on the Serial monitor, do something with it.
if(Serial.available() > 0)
{
leftPower = Serial.parseInt(); // read in the next numeric value
leftPower = constrain(leftPower, -255, 255); // constrain the data to -255 to +255
rightPower = Serial.parseInt(); // read in the next numeric value
rightPower = constrain(rightPower, -255, 255); // constrain the data to -255 to +255
motors.leftMotor(leftPower);
motors.rightMotor(rightPower);
}
}