Society of Robots - Robot Forum
Electronics => Electronics => Topic started by: mohamed on March 14, 2008, 07:01:50 AM
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now after i had finished the connections of the robot and i'm using the 4.8v for the servo and the 9v for the cercuit.....the voltage regulator become extremely hot after 10sec when i connect the batteries and i'm sorry for telling that as it's not in the right section when i use the AVRstudio it did every thing ok and i got the no error message but when i used the the pony programe it always give me this "Device missing or unknown device [-24]"and i think its the voltage mistake.
so plz help me coz i really want to do this robot
thanks for ur help
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make sure you have the vreg wired correctly.
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mohomed, make sure that you have the 4.8V battery pack wired as a separate circuit, only sharing a common ground with the 9V microcontroller circuit. Make sure you are getting 5V out of the vreg, you might have burned it up.
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I've reversed polarity to the $50 robot and the regualtor would get very hot. it took me a while to figure it out, but with 12v it still didnt burn up. might want to check that, cause sometimes the answer is right in front of you and easy
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ok here is the cercuit that i did hope that anyone tell me what's wrong with it
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get rid of this connection.
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i did what u told me but nothing happened when i go to the pony programe it tells me the same error the device missing or unknown device im soo confused ???
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ponyprog telling you that really doesnt mean the $50 robot is bad. ponyprog told me that too, but everything was done right. then almost exactly a year later ponyprog started working.
have you gone over everything with a multimeter and compare it to admins schematic? http://www.societyofrobots.com/images/sbs_avr_schematic.png
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Please take a clearer picture of the back of your board. There is a chance that you didn't wire the programmer header correctly. However, we need a clear picture to tell for sure.
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no things come clear now after i had bought a multimeter i did the connection test and i got all the connection right but when i did measure the voltage i didnt got any reading :-\
i'm using rechargable NIMH radio shack batteries and i dont know what to do?
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how many batteries? the thing is that nimh batteries are 1.2v. so 4 of them would be 4.8v. just enough for the robot. but sending it through the regulator drops it to IDK say 3v, which isnt enough for the robot to work
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I have had that same error. I got so frustrated with it i quit for a while. The weird thing is it does work for me sometimes. It's kinda like a random event or something.
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ok now i checked with the multimeter and the cercuit seemed to be ok but i still have the same prob with the ponyprog so now i'm down to 2 reasons which are:
B) you are telling it to use the wrong port (check device manager)
C) you have another program running that is using the same port (close other programs)
so how can i know which program using wich port also i checked the device manager i found 2 installed ports so what shall i do i can sense that i'm near ;D
so plz help thanks u guys are the best... ;)
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so how can i know which program using wich port also i checked the device manager i found 2 installed ports so what shall i do
I'm confident you can figure this out if you play around with it for a bit 8)
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My attachment to the following post my help
http://www.societyofrobots.com/robotforum/index.php?topic=3292.msg25198#msg25198 (http://www.societyofrobots.com/robotforum/index.php?topic=3292.msg25198#msg25198)