lamachine
Resolved by Steve G!
For good or bad, these questions appear in similar posts, but I have not resolved them.
Default standing positions and several moves appear to have the (right upper) arm in too close. I have done the tutorials and the course and fine servo calibration. It looks good there, but not in action. I was going to go in and edit the frames, but the responses to @dodi led me to believe I have missed something. Any suggestions?
ARC Android preferences does not show an option for loading a servo profile, so when I connect, everything is off a bit. What did I miss here?
Network drops do not recover. I have connected successfully to my network, but when ARC drops the connection, it does not recover. Can I set this to an automatic setting?
Quieter music has a significant hiss, can I adjust this?
Thanks for any help you can offer. --Bob O
Not hardly
This is probably the number one struggle people have understanding, and EZ-Robotics has been struggling forever with how to make this more obvious, despite pretty much stating it outright in a lot of places.
Arduino and the other microprocessors have so driven the robotic ecosystem that it is really hard for people to get their mind wrapped around the idea that the EZ-B does not run programs independently, but rather in concert with a computer.
Alan
Brilliant. Pleased you got the profiles sorted.
That's 1 thing understood now, to be fair there aren't many more other than the basics of how the system works, once you realise that you will be throwing robots together and have them dancing, fighting or whatever you desire with ease