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ASSEMBLY |
The Maqueen kit contains an 8 x 8.5 cm circuit board on which motors, LEDs, infrared and ultrasonic sensors and other components are already installedd.
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A rechargeable battery is advantageous. A micro:bit V2 must also be purchased. |
INSTALL FIRMWARE |
The programs are developed with TigerJython, downloaded to the robot's micro:bit via USB cable and executed there with Python. You must install firmware on the micro:bit before using it for the first time.
For older WIndows versions (< 10) you have to install a drivern (mbed.zip) Test the installation with the following program: from mbrobot import * forward() delay(2000) stop() |
MAQUEEN_PLUS AND MAQUEEN_PLUS V2 |
TigeJython also supports the Maqueen Plus and Maqueen PlusV2 models. Practically all sample examples and tasks in this tutorial can also be carried out with these robots. Unfortunately, the hardware of the three Maqueen robots is different and therefore three different libraries (modules) are required. The mbrobot module is automatically copied from the micro:bit to the micro:bit when it is flashed. The mbrobot_plus and mbrobot_plusV2 modules must also be downloaded to the micro:bit. Proceed as follows:
from mbrobot_plus import * #from mbrobot_plusV2 import * forward() delay(2000) stop() The robot drives straight ahead for 2000 milliseconds. The modules mbrobot_plus.py and mbrobot_plusV2.py can also be found under the additional modules (TigerJython /Help/APLU Documentation / microbit /Additional modules). You can download the latest version at any time and copy it to the micro:bit. |
Technical notes:micro:bit V1 has very little memory. With the older version of the mbrobot library, everything works except for the calibration of the motors. To use the older library, proceed as follows: - Install the firmware according to the description in the next section
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