Manual

More information about the XBee shield can be found on www.arduino.cc.
The Bits per second should correspond to the Serial communication Baud rate in the Arduino code. In the
sample code, we selected 9600. Flow control Xon/Xoff works best.
Make sure the On/Off switch on the robot is set to ON (closer to the power input).
Use the W, A, S, D and X keys to move the robot. Note that if you purchased the basic kit, you will need to have
the robot connected to the computer via USB for it to receive commands.
Special note for Bluetooth Kit:
Depending on the module, the bluetooth module may be set to 9600 or 115200 baud, 8 bits. If the default is
115200, the baud rate in the code uploaded to the DFRobotShop Rover must be changed from 9600 to 115200
and correspondingly when using hyperterminal, the baud rate must also be set to 115200.
Troubleshooting V2
Before contacting RobotShop to report a problem with your DFRobotShop Rover, please follow the
troubleshooting guide below, and pay close attention to each step. This troubleshooting guide will evolve.