I have the same, I received it assembled, I upload testServos.ino, it started to move like a mad dog. I quickly turned it off and since then it did not start anymore.
I have charged the battery, I ran default WriteInstinct and I have pressed the reset button. It stays in kneeled mode (like for calibration). I ran calibration, it resulted in all offsets to 0. I can use the c command, but nothing else. When I unplug it from the computer, press the power button, it flashes blue and then after 5 seconds turns itself off.
How can I read / debug the Bittle? Other idea's are also welcome, of course
Do you have more information? Did it work before? Have you installed battery? There's a test infrared remote code in ModuleTest folder too.
Anche io ho lo stesso problema. Ho installato la batteria, accendo il Cane ma pigiando EQ non succede nulla
I have the same, I received it assembled, I upload testServos.ino, it started to move like a mad dog. I quickly turned it off and since then it did not start anymore.
I have charged the battery, I ran default WriteInstinct and I have pressed the reset button. It stays in kneeled mode (like for calibration). I ran calibration, it resulted in all offsets to 0. I can use the c command, but nothing else. When I unplug it from the computer, press the power button, it flashes blue and then after 5 seconds turns itself off.
How can I read / debug the Bittle? Other idea's are also welcome, of course
Please read through the user manual at docs.petoi.com
The following problems are already covered in the manual:
The IR remote doesn't work
You may need to install the 2.6.1 version of the IRremote library.
It stays in kneeled mode (like for calibration)
You need to upload WriteInstinct.ino and enter the commands properly to save the constants.
It flashes blue and then after 5 seconds turns itself off.
You need to long-press the power button to turn on/off the battery.
Have done all of these and I can control Bittle via console. Is there a command to read the status of the IR?
I will change batteries first, maybe they were just faulty out of the box.
@Jan-Willem Jonker If you can control Bittle via console, then the battery and the control system should be ok.
Do you have a video showing how you are operating the remote and the outputs on the serial monitor?