Descarga PowerTech Bluetooth Controller en PC con GameLoop Emulator

PowerTech Bluetooth Controller en PC

PowerTech Bluetooth Controller, proveniente del desarrollador SUN NET TECHNOLOGIES CO., LTD., se ejecuta en el sistema Android en el pasado.

Ahora, puedes jugar PowerTech Bluetooth Controller en PC con GameLoop sin problemas.

Descárgalo en la biblioteca de GameLoop o en los resultados de búsqueda. No más mirar la batería o llamadas frustrantes en el momento equivocado nunca más.

Simplemente disfrute de PowerTech Bluetooth Controller PC en la pantalla grande de forma gratuita！

PowerTech Bluetooth Controller Introducción

Control 4 dc motors through BT4.0(LE) and achieve robot control with ease!

Users of "PowerTech Competition" could try for reference.

Note: This program runs with Bluetooth 4.0 (LE), therefore the smart device and corresponding receiver should be equipped with BLE.

Tutorial:

=====Using designated receiver=====

You could find references to the designated receiver from "PowerTech Competition" related website

http://twpowertech.com

When using the designated receiver, you only need to plug the power(DC 3V~6V) into the power connector(3 pins), and hook dc motors to the rest of the controlling connectors(2 pins). After Bluetooth pairing through smart devices, you will be able to control robots that you designed!

Step 1: Complete the circuit connection.

Step 2: Execute this program. If Bluetooth is not already turned on, click "開啟藍芽" from the program.

Step 3: Choose the corresponding Bluetooth module in the initial page for pairing.

Step 4: The next control page will have 8 buttons. Each pair arranged side-by-side and with arrow pointing different directions is used to control the rotation in both directions for a single dc motor.

Step 5: Enjoy controlling your robot!

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=====Using home-made receiver=====

* If you are using Arduino or other micro-controllers for the home-made receiver, please choose Bluetooth 4.0 compatible modules.

Step 1: Read the receiving byte from the Bluetooth module with Arduino or other micro-controllers, and split that into 8 bits. Each sequential pair represents the controlling signals of one dc motor, namely the first and second bits control the first motor, the third and fourth bits control the second, etc. Send the resulting signals to the controlling units of each motor.

Step 2: Same as using designated receiver.

Step 3: Same as using designated receiver.

Step 4: Same as using designated receiver.

Step 5: Enjoy controlling your robot!

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