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2007\11\27@165521
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willy1067n/a
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Parallax used to sell a sx-electronic badge for about $7 to $9.
do they still sell it or they stop producing them?
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2007\11\27@193642 by CCraign/a
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Yeah, you're right. I looked all over and couldn't find it either.
You'll have to call them. They said it was limited, but I would think they still have some left.
HTH, Chris
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2007\11\28@025920 by tdg8934n/a
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I think you might be refering to the original badge called the RoboOlympic badge. Recently they were redesigned somewhat and labeled on the Parallax site as RoboGames badge of which I bought one. This is the only reference to a badge that I know of. Since their new site went up, the old link to their RoboGames badge no longer works.
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2007\11\28@161110 by DigitalDjn/a
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Does the code for the Robo Olypics Bagde use a scanning methode in the code for the matrix?
Thanks,
Kevin
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2007\11\28@205754 by willy1067n/a
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I emailed Parallax to find out if they still have this product for sale, if not I will have to make my own.
I am trying to control 40 LED's (actually motors), so I might try charlieMultiplexing with either the BS2, the SX, few 74HC595 or the MAX7219 for
my current project.
http://forums.parallax.com/forums/default.aspx?f=5&m=176953
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2007\11\28@212943 by willy1067n/a
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The product is discontinued, but thans to Jim Carey, I will be able to get some for experimentation.
Thanks Jim... You guys are amazing
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2007\11\29@044626 by tdg8934n/a
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I built the RoboGames medal and expanded it to from 15 columns to 40 columns with a variation in the design. However, since I am an SX/B beta tester I have the latest unreleased SX/B which one new feature allows arrays on an SX-28 to be larger than 16. So I utilized this in the design. Check out the link and especially the YouTube video.
http://forums.parallax.com/forums/default.aspx?f=7&m=211040&g=211445#m211445
I believe an SX-28 has larger arrays (more than 16) so it should be possible to do this on an SX-48 protoboard too - until SX/B v2.0 is released in the future (I don't know when).
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2007\11\29@160002 by willy1067n/a
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T&E I am still in the mechanical part of my robotic arm but very soon will start the circuitry, programing of it. I posted a picture above to see if anyone can help.
The arm has 40 actuators, and I need to control each one separate. my idea was to take each LED signal; amplifying it, so each signal controlled one actuator.
any ideas?
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