4WD MiniQ Robot V2.0 (Arduino Compatible)

SKU: ROB0050

The 4WD MiniQ Mobile Robot Kit is an upgraded, fully assembled educational tool designed for learning robotics. It is compatible with Arduino and includes the Leonardo controller, RGB LEDs, infrared modules, and various sensors to enhance educational experiences.

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  • Specification

    Parameter Details
    Controller Atmega32U4(Arduino Leonardo)
    Power Supply 4x AA batteries or Micro-USB
    Working Voltage 4.5 to 6V
    Driving Mode 4WD
    Max Speed 79cm/s
    Size 115x110x45mm
    Weight 400g

    Pinout

    Function about every component:

    • Infrared transmitter:transmit the infrared signal, the signal can be used for detecting obstacles
    • Infrared receiver:receive infrared signal, the signal can be used for obstacle avoidance
    • Photosensitive diode:sensitive with the light, so it can help you get some information about the light
    • Button:can be programmed for your idea
    • RGB LED:you can change its color use your code, it can show as an alarm and other things you want
    • USB port:download your code and let your robot talk to your computer
    • Buzzer(passive):be an alarm bell or sing a simple song
    • Controller:runs your code
    • Motor:can be controlled to run forward or backward, so that the car can turn left or right freely
    • Reset button;Reset the robot, the program in the robot will runs again from its initiation
    • Power switch:power switch of the robot
    • Power port:power provided from this port
    • Charge port: if your batteries can be charged, you can charge them from this port thus they can be hold in the car
    • Infrared line-follow sensor: can be used for detecting for white or black lines

    Pin Mapping:

    • Line follow sensor:

    A0--IR0 (No.1 count from the left)
    A1--IR1 (No.2 count from the left)
    A2--IR2 (in middle)
    A3--IR3 (No.2 count from the right)
    A4--IR4 (No.1 count from the right)

    • Follow light: A5

    • Motors

    • D5-- PWM control from left motor, D12--EN1 direction control from left motor
      D6-- PWM control from right motor, D7--EN2 direction control from right motor

    • RGB LED : D10

    • Infrared obstacle avoidance:

    • Transmitter:D13—IRL left transmitter sensor, D8—IRR right transmitter sensor
      Receiver: D17—IRS receiver sensor

    • Button:A6

    • Encoder:

    • D0--INT2 Right Motor
      D1--INT3 Left Motor

    • Buzzer

    • D16(MOSI)— Buzzer

    FAQ

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      On May 14, 2017 order 88038, an old 4WD MiniQ V2.0 was sent to me, which was used by another buyer. Why?

      Viktor

      Is this what it looks like when you received it? Have you test it to see if it works well?
      You can send an Email to the Tech Support: [email protected]

    • Hi, I really liked my 4WD MiniQ for the first few days, but then it stopped communicating with my computer. I tried multiple computer and multiple USB cables with no luck. No computer will recognize it when it's plugged in. Also, the one wheel assembly was missing a machine screw when I opened the box, so that wheel was moving around. I'm considering buying a handful for a class. Is there a warranty to cover the first one that I bought? My order ID was: 55456
      Thanks

      I am sorry, this version doesn't have compass sensor, but you can take a look this one: http://www.dfrobot.com/inde...

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