
r2d2tech01
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I see that your software needs at least windows 7, is also Mac compatible? Would love to start building with EZrobot.
I see that your software needs at least windows 7, is also Mac compatible? Would love to start building with EZrobot.
no minimum win7 sorry
see total below
ARC is for Windows as has been mentioned, but I believe that it is possible for you to run a Windows emulator on your Mac which can then run the ARC software.
Or, just buy a cheap windows 7 laptop from eBay... They are pretty much a dime a dozen....
I use it that way. I have the wmware software installed and got a copy of Windows 7. It works perfectly.
@r2d2Tech01 this link will help: http://www.howtogeek.com/186907/how-to-install-windows-on-a-mac-with-boot-camp/
ARC is nearly 1,000,000 lines of code - currently ez-robot does not have the resources to port the software to os/x for Apple computers. We do plan on a port when staffing resources are available. Currently, support for Apple product is limited to the mobile app.
You can find out what software is available for ez-robot by clicking the Software tab on the top menu of this website. All supported software for ez-robot is listed under the Software tab.
Now get building your ezrobot
I tried the boot camp. I'm a really Mac fan! Love the brand. But the boot camp sucks! Get yourself a VMware sofware and you have problems no more using Windows and Os at the same time, dragging files from a sistem to another, and much more. The boot camp makes the computer incredibly slow..
I have the VMware on my Mac and still can't seem to connect to my JD. I can via tablet or my iPhone but no luck with the MacBook and VMware. For some reason the wifi in my windows 7 emulates from the Mac and doesn't show me alternative wifi options to connect to. Any suggestions? Id like to get to program him but doing it on a little tablet or my phone is ridiculous.
Put your EZ-B in client mode connected to your router, then you will be able to connect from the Windows VM to the IP address assigned to the EZ-B by your router.
Alan