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All ROBOLAB programs begin with a green traffic light and end with a red traffic light. All PILOT programming templates have the green and red traffic light in them. The icons of the PILOT programming template are wired together with the pink wire that is already there.
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Sample PILOT Program
This PILOT 1 will turn the motor on port A in the reverse direction for 4 seconds. After 4 seconds the output will stop.
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To change a command, simply click the icon you want to change. When the command options appear, click the new icon to make it part of the program.
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To download a program to the RCX, turn the RCX on, position it in front of the IR tower and click the Run Arrow. This sends the program through the computer port to the IR Transmitter and to the RCX. To execute the program, click the green Run Button on the RCX.
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ROBOLAB Help
Get help on any (and all) of the icons in ROBOLAB by clicking the Help Button. Then move the cursor over an icon to display the information in the Help Window.
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The PILOT Templates
PILOT 1
PILOT 1 has one output and one Wait for time command in the template
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PILOT 2
PILOT 2 has two output commands and a time and touch sensor Wait for
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PILOT 3
PILOT 3 has two sequential steps. Each step has three output commands and a time, touch , and light sensor Wait for
In PILOT 3 user's can also save and open PILOT 3 programs.
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PILOT 4
PILOT 4 lets the user create a program, by adding or deleting as many sequential steps as they like. Each step has three output commands and a time, touch, and light sensor Wait for.
In PILOT 4, users can save and open PILOT 4 programs.
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Ideas for building LEGO models
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Need inspiration on how to build more extensive gearing in a model? Check out the Compound Gearing example of the Constructopedia.
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