HARDWARE VARIATIONS
HARDWARE VARIATIONS
Assembly Variations
The Option connector
Fitting Plastic Leg and Antenna Parts
Antenna |
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Socket | Leg Housing |
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Left |
Right |
The WonderBorg has an Option connector, allowing even more advanced remodeling. The Option connector is on the underside of the WonderBorgrear end, and allows you to connect one external load such as a motor, or one external sensor such as a switch. To use this connector, you will need general knowledge of electrical circuits, a 2.54mm pitch,
Caution
Option Connector 2.54mm pitch,
Underside of WonderBorg
Option Connector 2.54mm pitch,
Antenna
Leg
Fit the legs on the other side in the same way.
Use these parts if you prefer to make the assembly process as easy as possible.
Note: Turn the power ON before adjusting the angle of the legs.
Fitting the Tires
Fit each of the legs at the angle shown in the diagram
Specifications
OUTPUT | Supply voltage: 4.5V, maximum supply current: 500mA, ON / OFF only |
| Out +: Current output connected to robot’s battery + |
| Out |
INPUT | Mechanical electrical contact points (switches, etc) |
| 1kΩ or lower |
| Switch input A: Microcomputer input, pulled high (100kΩ ) |
| Switch input B: Connects to GND (robot’s battery |
| This connector allows an additional motor to be added. |
Pin Layout and Reference Circuit
Caution
If an inappropriate external circuit is connected to the Option Connector, this may result in damage to either or both the WonderBorg and the external circuit. Only connect an external circuit if you are fully aware of its specifications.
Option Connector
Use a 2.54mm pitch,
Leg Housing
Tire
Fit the tires on the other side in the same way.
Rear End of WonderBorg
Output +
Output -
o.1uF
Ceramic condenser
Note: A ceramic condenser must be connected, or else the WonderBorg may malfunction.
Switch input A
Switch input B
Load such as motor
select a load between 3 and 4.5 V, and not more than 500mA (This device can be switched ON for a given period of time using the "Option ON" command.)
Microswitch
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-Unpressed: reacts to sensor when Option is in State 0
-Pressed: reacts to sensor when Option is in state 1
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