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How Do I Operate The Mycobot 280 For Arduino With Mega2560?

I connected my mega2560 board on the mycobot 280 for arduino to operate with oculus quest robot skill in Arc. In Arc, coordinate values of oculus quest can be archieved but nothing happend in the Auto Position skill. I guess that there are some problem about communication between mega2560 and mycobot 280. I have installed your EZB plugin for mega2560. What I supposed to do more?


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Canada
#1  

It sounds like you're having trouble getting your Arduino Mega 2560 to communicate with your MyCobot 280. Here are a few steps you can take to troubleshoot the issue:

  1. Check your connections: Make sure that your Arduino Mega 2560 is properly connected to your MyCobot 280. Check all wires and connections to ensure they are secure and in the correct ports.

  2. Check your ARC configuration: Make sure that you have correctly configured the ARC software to communicate with your Arduino Mega 2560. You should have the correct port selected and the baud rate should match the one set in your Arduino code.

  3. Check your Arduino code: Make sure that your Arduino code is correctly set up to communicate with the ARC software. You should be using the correct libraries and your code should be free of errors.

  4. Check the EZB plugin: Make sure that you have correctly installed and configured the EZB plugin for your Arduino Mega 2560. The plugin should be up to date and correctly set up to communicate with your specific hardware.

  5. Test with a simple program: Try running a simple program on your Arduino Mega 2560 to see if it can communicate with the ARC software. This can help you determine if the issue is with your specific project or if it's a more general communication issue.

If you're still having trouble after trying these steps, you might find it helpful to look through the support section on the Synthiam website. There are many articles and tutorials that can help you troubleshoot issues with your robot.


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Canada
#2  

I think the lack of response to your posts is not a lot of people know anything about myCobot.  Ignoring the Oculus etc can you get your Arduino to communicate with one of the servo's on the myCobot.  Do you know what type of servos they have. Are they PWM, Digital/Analog etc ,

I think Step 1 is find out what is in a MyCobot and what type of servo's they have. Connect the Arduino to 1 servo and see if you can get it to move.