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Solarbotics Sumovore

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Fendy.K

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Hi guys, my name is Fendy. I've just started my degree in electrical and electronics. I'm still new in this forum, so forgive me if there is anything wrong in the way I post my thread, Thanks. :)

I'm trying to do this Solarbotics Sumovore for my project.

For the details, this is the file

https://www.electro-tech-online.com/custompdfs/2009/06/7026-001.pdf

From that details, you would able to see Discrete brainboard components which I'd like to change it into BS2/SS2. This is the details

https://www.electro-tech-online.com/custompdfs/2009/06/SOL-KSVbrainboarddocumentation.pdf

Now the thing is, I can't find out the program for those IC. May you guys help me about the programming part or have you guys seen it somewhere and share it with me ?

Thanks in advance. ;)
 
It's designed for a BASIC Stamp, you can buy them from Parallax. It has a build in BASIC interpreter and software for your PC.

Thanks for the advice, blueroomelectronics. It helps me to understanding more about this BS2/SS2. :)


The thing is that they are selling it in complete circuits which I can't use it. I mean my supervisor will not accept if I buy something which has completed from the beginning. I need to do it everything by hands (soldering and other stuff).

blueroomelectronics, what you think about the details that I gave ? I mean, which one should I use is better, discrete board one or BS2/SS2 ?

Eventually I'd still stuck on pragramming parts.

Any suggestion ? :D

Fendy.K
 
I'd use Swordfish BASIC a good PIC programmer (PK2, Junebug) and an 18F PIC. My Mongoose robot kit uses those and an H-Bridge IC.

The BS2 is very old.
 
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