Fischertechnik Trainingsrobot - Revision history

MacDeath at 19:14, 19 December 2010

2010-12-19T19:14:35Z

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	* http://www.fischertechnik.de/ '''fischertechnik''' homepage (german and english)		* http://www.fischertechnik.de/ '''fischertechnik''' homepage (german and english)

	[[Category:~~Hardware~~]] [[Category:Peripherals]] [[Category:Stub]]		[[Category:Robotic]] [[Category:Peripherals]] [[Category:Stub]]

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Pictures

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	<gallery caption="Fischertechnik Trainingsrobot">		<gallery caption="Fischertechnik Trainingsrobot">
	Image:Trainingsrobot Schneider.jpg\|Schneider ~~box~~		Image:Trainingsrobot Schneider.jpg\|Schneider Cassette
	Image:Fishertechnik robot 2.jpg\|The manual		Image:Fishertechnik robot 2.jpg\|The manual
	Image:Fishertechnicrobot.jpg\|Robot in closeup		Image:Fishertechnicrobot.jpg\|Robot in closeup

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Weblinks

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	== Weblinks ==		== Weblinks ==

	http://www.fischer.de/ '''fischer group''' homepage (german and english)		* http://www.fischer.de/ '''fischer group''' homepage (german and english)
	http://www.fischertechnik.de/ '''fischertechnik''' homepage (german and english)		* http://www.fischertechnik.de/ '''fischertechnik''' homepage (german and english)

	[[Category:Hardware]] [[Category:Peripherals]] [[Category:Stub]]		[[Category:Hardware]] [[Category:Peripherals]] [[Category:Stub]]

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Weblinks

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	== Weblinks ==		== Weblinks ==

	http://www.fischer.de/ fischer group homepage		http://www.fischer.de/ '''fischer group''' homepage (german and english)
			http://www.fischertechnik.de/ '''fischertechnik''' homepage (german and english)

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	The '''Trainingsrobot''' is a robotic arm made by the German company [[Fischertechnik]].		The '''Trainingsrobot''' is a robotic arm made by the German company [[Fischertechnik]].

	Note: Fischertechnik additionally made the ~~'''~~Fischertechnik Computing Experimental~~'''~~ robot kit for the CPC.		Note: Fischertechnik additionally made the [[Fischertechnik Computing Experimental]] robot kit for the CPC.

	This trainingsrobot was also produced for other 8bit computers of the era ([[Commodore 64]]/[[VIC20]] and the [[BBC micro]]). The only difference was the interface.		This trainingsrobot was also produced for other 8bit computers of the era ([[Commodore 64]]/[[VIC20]] and the [[BBC micro]]). The only difference was the interface.

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 Note: Fischertechnik additionally made the '''Fischertechnik Computing Experimental''' robot kit for the CPC.
-This trainingsrobot was also produced for other 8bit computers of the era.
+This trainingsrobot was also produced for other 8bit computers of the era ([[Commodore 64]]/[[VIC20]] and the [[BBC micro]]). The only difference was the interface.
 == Technical ==
-Fischertechnik has built several interfaces:
+Connects to the [[Fischertechnik Interface]] (see there for details).
 == Reviews ==

2010-04-07T12:41:58Z

Parallel Printer Port Interface

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	=== Parallel Printer Port Interface ===		=== Parallel Printer Port Interface ===

	[[Image:Fischertechnik Interface Adapter IBM Amiga Atari 25pol.jpg\|right\|25pin Adapter]]		[[Image:Fischertechnik Interface Adapter IBM Amiga Atari 25pol.jpg\|right\|thumb\|25pin PC Adapter]]

	Designed for one-directional printer ports: Data is read/sent via Pin11/Pin4 (which data is to be transferred is selected via the other DATA lines) (details on how the data is transferred exactly are unknown?).		Designed for one-directional printer ports: Data is read/sent via Pin11/Pin4 (which data is to be transferred is selected via the other DATA lines) (details on how the data is transferred exactly are unknown?).

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Parallel Printer Port Interface

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	=== Parallel Printer Port Interface ===		=== Parallel Printer Port Interface ===

	Designed for one-directional printer ports: Data is read via ~~BUSY line~~ (which data is to be ~~read~~ is selected via DATA lines) (details on how the data is transferred exactly are unknown?).		[[Image:Fischertechnik Interface Adapter IBM Amiga Atari 25pol.jpg\|right\|25pin Adapter]]

			Designed for one-directional printer ports: Data is read/sent via Pin11/Pin4 (which data is to be transferred is selected via the other DATA lines) (details on how the data is transferred exactly are unknown?).
	Printer Pin Interface Signal Comment		Printer Pin Interface Signal Comment
	Pin2 (Data Bit0) Load-out ;motor control output		Pin2 (Data Bit0) Load-out ;motor control output
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	Pin7 (Data Bit5) Trigger-y ;analog sensor Y input		Pin7 (Data Bit5) Trigger-y ;analog sensor Y input
	Pin11 (Busy) Data-in ;data to computer		Pin11 (Busy) Data-in ;data to computer
			The parallel port interface connects via a 20pin cable, to a printer port adapter (existing adapters are 25pin for PC/Amiga/Atari, 34pin for CPC, or 36pin for german CPC6128).

	== Reviews ==		== Reviews ==

2010-04-07T12:21:38Z

Technical

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	Fischertechnik has built several interfaces:		Fischertechnik has built several interfaces:
	* C64/VIC20 ~~probably required a custom interface (?~~)		* Interface for Commodore 24pin User Port (used on C64/VIC20)
	* Interface for one-directional printer port (used on PCs) (this might have been also used by CPC ?)		* Interface for one-directional 25pin printer port (used on PCs) (this might have been also used by CPC...? if so, with 34pin/36pin connector, of course)
	* Interface for RS232 port (used on PCs) (9600 baud, 8bit, no parity, 1 stopbit)		* Interface for RS232 port (used on PCs) (9600 baud, 8bit, no parity, 1 stopbit)
	* Interface for USB port (used on PCs)		* Interface for USB port (used on PCs)