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#1  

I believe playing of tones was removed from ARC and EZ-Script some time ago.

#2  

@j_snake I am thinking that the tones are created thru a "command script" and are heard thru the PC's sound system. I have checked the examples in the couldn't find any thing with music notes:( Have you tried to create any scripts? I know Rich has many Script tutorials on this forum. A quick search will get you many examples....best I can do for now! :)

#3  

@Rich ...Thanks Rich:) I just tried to create a script "G1" as a variable and to say $G1 to no avail....I suppose that means to play a note a person would have to create a mp3 or wav file and add it into a sound board control?!

#5  

Those notes may be part of the Roomba code for generating music from the Roombas own speaker.

#6  

@ Robot-Doc, you might be onto something...So Roomba("C1") Port (0) have to see what the Roomba owners say!:)

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Roomba commands are; Init EnableSensors DisableSensors PowerOff SpotClean MaxClean DisableAllBrushes MainBrushOn MainBrushOff SideBrushOn SideBrushOff VacuumOn VacuumOff SeekDockingStation

As far as I'm aware there are no commands for the tone on the roomba.

I know it was mentioned a while ago that DJ was thinking about removing the tone control. There used to be a control for a speaker which has gone so I presume the tone command in EZ-Script also went. I assume the references to the tones in the help are left over and have been missed.

#8  

The Roomba tone panel is still installed and the notes on the help menu seem to match. It may be used somehow with the send serial command.

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