NXT Using Joysticks - Revision history

Jwatson at 21:30, 11 September 2012

2012-09-11T21:30:50Z

2012-09-11T21:24:10Z

Joystick Control - Competition

2012-09-11T21:20:36Z

Joystick Control - Competition

2012-09-11T21:15:50Z

Joystick Control - Competition

2012-09-11T21:13:29Z

Joystick Control - Game

2012-09-11T21:12:34Z

Joystick Control - Game

2012-09-11T21:10:34Z

Joystick Control - Simple

2012-09-11T21:10:15Z

Joystick Control - Simple

2012-09-11T21:09:13Z

Reverted edits by Jwatson (talk) to last revision by Bfeher

2012-09-11T21:08:46Z

Joystick Control - Game

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-|As you can see, the window has a few more options than the "Joystick Control - Simple" screen did. The radio buttons under 'Mode' simulate the different stages in the competition. The debugger window also allows you to choose which tele-op program on the NXT you would like to use. This allows you to test your program combinations quickly and effectively.
+|As you can see, the window has a few more options than the "Joystick Control - Simple" screen did. The radio buttons under 'Mode' simulate the different stages in the competition. The debugger window also allows you to choose which tele-op program on the NXT you would like to use. This helps make testing your program combinations quick and effective.
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-|As you can see, the window has a few more options than the "Joystick Control - Simple" screen did.
+|As you can see, the window has a few more options than the "Joystick Control - Simple" screen did. The radio buttons under 'Mode' simulate the different stages in the competition. The debugger window also allows you to choose which tele-op program on the NXT you would like to use. This allows you to test your program combinations quickly and effectively.
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 *Click on the "Joystick Control - Competition" menu option to open the Controller Station
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-|[[File:Debug menu joystick.gif]]
+|[[File:NXT Joystick Competition.png]]
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 |As you can see, the window has a few more options than the "Joystick Control - Simple" screen did.

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-== Joystick Control - Game ==
+== Joystick Control - Competition==
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 *Go to the "Window" menu
 *Choose the "Menu Level" sub-menu
-*Click on the "Expert" menu option
+*Click on the "Expert" or "Super User" menu option
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 |[[File:NXT Joystick Level.png]]
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-|After setting the Menu Level to "Expert", you can then access the "Joystick Control - Game" station by:
+|After setting the Menu Level to "Expert" or "Super User", you can then access the "Joystick Control - Game" station by:
 *Downloading your program and starting the debugger
 *Going to the "Robot" menu
 *Choose the "Debug Windows" sub-menu
-*Click on the "Joystick Control - Simple" menu option to open the Controller Station
+*Click on the "Joystick Control - Competition" menu option to open the Controller Station
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 |[[File:Debug menu joystick.gif]]

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-ROBOTC will send joystick data to your NXT over Bluetooth or USB, but only when the Joystick Control window is opened. You will need to have the debugger open to use the Joystick Station.
+ROBOTC will send joystick data to your NXT over Bluetooth or USB, but only when the Joystick Control window is opened. '''You will need to have the debugger open to use the Joystick Station'''.
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 *Click on the "Joystick Control - Simple" menu option to open the Controller Station
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 |Once the Controller Station is opened, ROBOTC will look for any joysticks attached to your computer via USB. You can choose which joystick you want to robot to be controlled with by changed the joystick under the available drop-down menu. If you have no joysticks available, this list will be empty and ROBOTC will alert you that you have "No Controllers Configured"