is there a way to replace bluetooth with usb cable
Community Robot Questions Replace Bluetooth With Usb Cable bborastero Gibraltar Asked Jun 2012 — Edited Dec 2012 Replace Bluetooth With Usb Cable Skip to comments Jump to end is there a way to replace bluetooth with usb cable Jump to end Upgrade to ARC Pro Stay at the forefront of robot programming innovation with ARC Pro, ensuring your robot is always equipped with the latest advancements. Compare Pro Features View Subscription Plans DJ Sures PRO Synthiam #1 Jun 2012 If you use a TTL usb adapter, yup Connect the RX and TX lines off the TTL usb adapter to the EZ-B plug and voila bborastero Gibraltar #2 Jun 2012 Excuse my ignorance Will EZ B still connect to ARC for programing i want my bot to be autominous so i don't mind not having BT control over it Niek Netherlands #3 Jun 2012 Yes, My omnibot has a USB->TTL adapter i got from SparkFun and it works just like the Bluetooth. bborastero Gibraltar #4 Jun 2012 hay niek could you give me link please bborastero Gibraltar #5 Jun 2012 Got rx/tx connected to usb, soild LED, could you tell me how to find com ports in windows xp or what to do to connect to ARC Niek Netherlands #6 Jun 2012 Go to Start menu -> Devices and printers. At the bottom, you should see a 'USB COM port (COM...)' rgordon USA #7 Oct 2012 Niek ----What is the part number or link for the USB->TTL adapter you got from Sparkfun? Do you need to also hook up the USB->TTL adapter GND to the EZ-B GND? Or are you only using the Tx and Rx? rgordon USA #8 Oct 2012 bump 1 2 » »» Login to post a comment
bborastero Gibraltar Asked Jun 2012 — Edited Dec 2012 Replace Bluetooth With Usb Cable Skip to comments Jump to end is there a way to replace bluetooth with usb cable Jump to end
DJ Sures PRO Synthiam #1 Jun 2012 If you use a TTL usb adapter, yup Connect the RX and TX lines off the TTL usb adapter to the EZ-B plug and voila
If you use a TTL usb adapter, yup Connect the RX and TX lines off the TTL usb adapter to the EZ-B plug and voila
bborastero Gibraltar #2 Jun 2012 Excuse my ignorance Will EZ B still connect to ARC for programing i want my bot to be autominous so i don't mind not having BT control over it
Excuse my ignorance Will EZ B still connect to ARC for programing i want my bot to be autominous so i don't mind not having BT control over it
Niek Netherlands #3 Jun 2012 Yes, My omnibot has a USB->TTL adapter i got from SparkFun and it works just like the Bluetooth.
bborastero Gibraltar #5 Jun 2012 Got rx/tx connected to usb, soild LED, could you tell me how to find com ports in windows xp or what to do to connect to ARC
Got rx/tx connected to usb, soild LED, could you tell me how to find com ports in windows xp or what to do to connect to ARC
Niek Netherlands #6 Jun 2012 Go to Start menu -> Devices and printers. At the bottom, you should see a 'USB COM port (COM...)'
rgordon USA #7 Oct 2012 Niek ----What is the part number or link for the USB->TTL adapter you got from Sparkfun? Do you need to also hook up the USB->TTL adapter GND to the EZ-B GND? Or are you only using the Tx and Rx?
Niek ----What is the part number or link for the USB->TTL adapter you got from Sparkfun? Do you need to also hook up the USB->TTL adapter GND to the EZ-B GND? Or are you only using the Tx and Rx?
If you use a TTL usb adapter, yup
Connect the RX and TX lines off the TTL usb adapter to the EZ-B plug and voila
Excuse my ignorance Will EZ B still connect to ARC for programing i want my bot to be autominous so i don't mind not having BT control over it
Yes, My omnibot has a USB->TTL adapter i got from SparkFun and it works just like the Bluetooth.
hay niek could you give me link please
Got rx/tx connected to usb, soild LED, could you tell me how to find com ports in windows xp or what to do to connect to ARC
Go to Start menu -> Devices and printers.
At the bottom, you should see a 'USB COM port (COM...)'
Niek ----What is the part number or link for the USB->TTL adapter you got from Sparkfun?
Do you need to also hook up the USB->TTL adapter GND to the EZ-B GND? Or are you only using the Tx and Rx?
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