the OOPic Microcontroller". It explains a lot of the hidden quirks of
the OOPic that do not show up in the online documentation, otherwise the
online manual (www.oopic.com) is an excellent source as well. Those two
sources and this forum have been my main support, and then you need to
start doing some basic projects to get a feel for the programming and
interfacing techniques. Structure the test programs around what you will
actually want to implement on your robot.
cheers,
Matt
tom.ates wrote:
>
> We are highschool students working on building a Mark III Sumo-Bot for
> an advanced science class. We have never done programming or have any
> experience in building robots. We have purchased the kit - Mark III
> Complete Kit (OOPic Version) and are ready to get started. However, we
> aren't sure on how to go abouts beginning. We have printed out the Mark
> III User's Guide as recommended by a teacher. We're not familiar with
> this vocabulary and were wondering if anyone could help us out.
>
> Thanks in advance!
>
> Tom Ates
>
>
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