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Galapagos Bot

Hello, I just got my Galapagos Bot and I believe I have a minor issue. I am able to communicate with it and see the video feed and all that but I can not send the movement commands. This may be an error on my part so any advice would be nice. Also at start up when all servos move I have one of the 8 that is unresponsive, I have hooked it into other ports and still no movement, please advise. Thank you.


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#17  

Thanks guys, just got home from the winery so I'll give all these tips a try and post results. I appreciate the community on this site, so helpful to the noob ?? mike~

#18  

We were all noobs. Once the device is on the wifi network, we can then communicate and do things with the robot without having to disconnect. It will make things a bit easier for you to diagnose.

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atomsk

pics and video are the most helpfull.

#20  

So when looking into connecting it into client mode I noticed a thread on avast interfering with EZ-B. so after I disabled the beast for the moment all commands worked perfect and looks like that servo I had worries about is moving swimmingly. Thank you all for the help, you guys are great! www.facebook.com/Collins1337/videos/687787768023054/

#21  

Awesome. I'm glad that it is working for you! Have fun and thanks for posting that you got it figured out.

#22  

No worries, I linked a video of him doing the basic 4 leg dance while playing the terminator's part in the new Epic Rap Battles song (group from YouTube).