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Inventing with Electronics and SoftwareLearn to invent and build projects w/electronics and software – using your very own Arduino Inventor’s kit! |
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Intro: | What it’s all about |
Session 1 | Blinking Lights |
Session 2 | Loops & Motors & Amps (Oh, My!) |
Session 3 | Ohm’s Law, Sound and Color |
Session 4 | Serial Communications & Buttons |
Session 5 | Midi, Voltage Dividers, Op Amps & Analog Filtering |
I am working with the myrio and labview and we have to use the navx sensor so I’m assuming it’s compatible.n can you please clarify this.
Also, I can’t seem to open it…what version is the most recent.
thanks
navX-Micro is compatible w/MyRIO via the navX-Micro I2C port.
At this point, no navX-Micro MyRIO specific LabVIEW libraries have been developed. You might contact Studica who is selling the navX-Micro to see if they have any code examples.
The I2C register documenation is at: http://pdocs.kauailabs.com/navx-micro/advanced/register-protocol/
Here’s a link to the navX-MXP/navX-Micro forum, there are folks there who can hopefully provide help as you work w/the sensor: https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/navx-mxp