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70016

Manufacturer Part Number
70016
Description
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Manufacturer
Parallax Inc
Datasheet

Specifications of 70016

Accessory Type
Manual
Product
Microcontroller Accessories
Lead Free Status / RoHS Status
Contains lead / RoHS non-compliant
For Use With/related Products
Boe-Bot®
For Use With
29122 - KIT PARTS IR REMOTE FOR BOE-BOT
Lead Free Status / RoHS Status
Lead free / RoHS Compliant, Contains lead / RoHS non-compliant

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Your Turn – Step 2 – Exit the Routine without Displaying Q or 0
The
the list. You can do this by removing the
UNTIL
after the
will skip out of the
Step 3 – Store Runtime Values with the WRITE Command
When you beam your Boe-Bot directions with the IR remote, you will be storing values
in EEPROM during runtime. While the
compile time, the
this activity, you will expand the program from the previous step so that you can write
values to the EEPROM during runtime.
LOOP
END
PAUSE 200
eeIndex = eeIndex + 1
DO…LOOP
statement. Then, add an
Rename and save the program as DebugPlaybackYourTurn.bs2.
Try modifying
Run the program and verify that it no longer displays the "Q" and the 0.
Save the modified program.
READ
DO UNTIL (eeIndex = 19)
LOOP
READ Maneuver_List + eeIndex, direction
READ Distance_List + eeIndex, distance
IF (direction = "Q") THEN EXIT
DEBUG direction, "
PAUSE 200
eeIndex = eeIndex + 1
can be modified so that it skips displaying the "Q" and the 0 at the end of
commands. By executing
WRITE
DO…LOOP
DO…LOOP
command is for storing values in EEPROM during runtime. In
before executing the
IF…THEN
code block in DebugPlaybackYourTurn.bs2 as shown.
", DEC distance, CR
DATA
statement with an
EXIT
(direction = "Q")
directive is for entering EEPROM data at
when
DEBUG
direction = "Q"
command:
EXIT
command immediately
argument from the
, the program
DO

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