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2008-05-20 17:47
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Eugene
2008-05-15 04:00
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The sample app works well on my Windows Mobile 6 PDA with Bluetooth after compiling the DLL for WM6.
So much more straightforward to use than Microsoft's Robotic Studio / VPL.
Thanks for this and keep up the good work !
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CIP
2008-04-18 09:17
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Hi Niels I send U mail with small problem can U please check your mail and maybe SPAM filter too? My adress is madcip(at)centrum(dot)cz.
THX CIP
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Hery
2008-04-03 09:28
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Nice site you have here.
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Pablo Gonzalez
2007-10-19 15:59
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Congratulations Niels! Great library.
I tried NXT# and Mindsqualls. I found Mindsqualls more complete.
Keep it like that.
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Niels
2007-08-12 20:25
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Hi Ganesh,
Please mail me directly. This is a guestbook, not a forum.
- Niels
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Ganesh
2007-08-11 21:22
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How do I get the motor to turn exactly (of course, with some tolerance) some specified degrees and then brake? For example I would like the motor to turn 45 degrees and then brake. The Run command does not cause a brake. Usig SetOutputState with mode=MOTORON|BRAKE|REGULATED, with regulation = SPEED, runmode = RUNNING, power=80, tacho=45, turnratio=0 provides the closest result - but the degrees turned on the motor does not match (even +/- 5 deg). Any help would be very nice! Cheers.
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Niels
2007-06-06 06:34
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> BrickWorld in Chicago this month. Will you be there?
Afraid not. I live in Denmark and it's a bit long for me. Tempting though. :^)
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Walt White
2007-06-05 23:59
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Wow! PDA support! This is worth investigating. I don't own a laptop and I take my Dell Axim X51v when I'm travelling.
I used onBrick at BrickFest PDX07 last April and I did OK programming my sumo bot with my PDA, but onBrick isn't very flexible and has some rough edges.
Thanks for thinking about those of us who travel light.
Your effort is much appreciated. Next stop --> BrickWorld in Chicago this month. Will you be there?
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