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Sensor Melody Light Robot Components Studuino Unit Battery Box x1 x1 Sound Sensor Sound Sensor Connecting Cable (three-wire 15 cm) Sensor x1 LED (red) Red LED (green) x1 LED (blue) Blue Green x1 LED (white) x1 White x1 x4 x1 Light Sensor Light Sensor x5 x7 Buzzer x1 Basic Cube (white) Buzzer x1 Basic Cube (clear) x8 Half C (light aqua) Half B (blue) Triangle A (gray) USB Cable x4 Half D (aqua) x 29 x4 Assembly Instruction Labels x1 Shows the parts needed for assembly.
Sensor Melody Light Robot Preparing for Assembly x1 x1 x1 x1 x1 x1 x1 x7 Connect the sensor connecting cable to Sensor Connecting Cable each sensor.
Sensor Melody Light Robot Assembling the Torso x1 x1 x1 x2 x9 x2 x2 ① 1. 2.
Sensor Melody Light Robot ② 1. 2.
Sensor Melody Light Robot Assembling the Head x1 x1 x1 x4 x7 x2 x4 ① ② 06
Sensor Melody Light Robot ③ ④ Green Blue 1. 2.
Sensor Melody Light Robot ⑤ Completed Head 08
Sensor Melody Light Robot Putting the Parts Together x1 ① x1 x1 x1 x2 x3 x1 x 13 x2 x1 x1 Make sure the Studuino unit is inserted correctly! LED cables should run over the Studuino unit.
Sensor Melody Light Robot ③ Buzzer cables should run around the Studuino unit. ④ Connect the white LED, red LED, and buzzer to A2, A3, and A5.
Sensor Melody Light Robot ⑤ Light Sensor Connect the light sensor to A4.
Sensor Melody Light Robot ⑥ Sound Sensor Connect the sound sensor to A7.
Sensor Melody Light Robot ⑦ Make sure not to pinch any cables between blocks. ⑧ Connect the blue and green LEDs to A0 and A1.
Sensor Melody Light Robot ⑨ Connect the cables from the battery box to the POWER section.
Sensor Melody Light Robot Replacing the Batteries ① ② ③ ④ ⑤ Use a screwdriver (Phillips #1) to open. Insert batteries in the correct polarity. Put the lid of the battery box back in place.
Sensor Melody Light Robot Completed Sensor Melody Light Robot ● Before operating your robot, check the Assembly Instructions again to confirm your robot has been assembled correctly.
Sensor Melody Light Robot Making Your Sensor Melody Light Robot Run Install the software from the URL below to setup the Studuino Programming Environment. ★ Proceed to Step 1 when software installation is complete. http://www.artec-kk.co.jp/studuino/ ① ② Connect the USB cable to the PC and the Studuino unit. Refer to 1.3 Studuino in Studuino Programming Environment Manual for more details. Download the program file SensorMelodyLightRobot_1.ipd from the URL below in the ArtecRobo section. http://www.
Sensor Melody Light Robot Making Your Sensor Melody Light Robot Run ① The LEDs on your robot flash in response to sound. ② The light sensor in your robot will make the LEDs flash when it gets dark, and the buzzer will play music if the sound sensor hears a sound.
Sensor Melody Light Robot Sensor Calibration Some sensors may not function properly after you run the program for the first time. If the sensors are malfunctioning, calibrate the sensor settings. Click the sensor icon in the box and you can adjust the range settings in the condition box below. Drag the mouse left or right to adjust the range settings. Refer to the Condition Icon sections in 4.4. The Attribute Field of the Studuino Programming Environment Manual for more details.
Sensor Melody Light Robot Working with Arduino IDE You can use Arduino IDE to perform more complex tasks, such as making melodies play and lights flash at the same time or playing even longer songs. Under Use Arduino IDE, install the software for Windows or Macintosh from the URL below. ★ Proceed to Step 1 when software installation is complete. http://www.artec-kk.co.jp/studuino/ ① ② Connect the USB cable to the PC and the Studuino unit. Refer to 1.
Sensor Melody Light Robot Adjusting Values in Arduino IDE You can change how strongly the sensors respond in a program by adjusting their value. ● Light Sensor Changing the value of "if (analogRead(LIGHT_SENSOR_PIN) < 400" in "loop()" will change the amount of light it will take for your robot to play a song. Changing the less than sign to a greater than sign will make your robot play songs when it's light rather than dark. This value can be from 0-1023.
