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ELECFREAKS PlanetX 4 Channel Tracking Sensor
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The ELECFREAKS PlanetX 4-Channel Tracking Sensor has integrated 4 groups photocell recevier and the fill light LEDs(We call them all as the Probes). At the m...
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The ELECFREAKS PlanetX 4-Channel Tracking Sensor has integrated 4 groups photocell recevier and the fill light LEDs(We call them all as the Probes). At the mean time, it is able to learn by itselft, which means it could adapt to colors in different gray levels.
Press the learn button to learn the map background and the line following path(the black track ). Follow with the following procedures to complete the learn:
- Face the probe to the background part of the maps and press the learn button.
- The 4 probes indicators light on in turn and the 2 learn indicators flash alternately.
- If the fill light flahes in a high frequency with the colorful light, the line-following probe should be moved horizontally back and forth on the background map and the line-following track.
- Keep moving back and forth until the fill light of the line probe stops flashing, and the learning is completed.
Note: The height of the line tracking probe from the ground should be among 8mm and 16mm.
After the learning, the two learn indicators will be off. When the probe detects the track, the corresponding probe indicator light will be on. When the learn fails, the hollow circle and solid circle LEDs flash rapidly at the same time, and the fill light RGB light goes out.
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| Artículo | Parámetro
| Conexiones | RJ11 4P4C
| Fuerza | 3,3 V
| Tipo de conexiones | CII
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Plain-language definitions for the technical terms used above.
- photocell
- A light-sensitive component whose electrical resistance changes with the amount of light falling on it. It matters when choosing or using light sensors, automatic lights, or brightness-detecting circuits because its response speed, resistance range, and sensitivity affect how reliably it detects light levels.
- RGB
- Short for red, green and blue, the three primary colours of light that are mixed in varying amounts to make a wide range of colours. In electronics RGB can refer to an LED or pixel that blends these three colours, or to a colour signal or interface that carries separate red, green and blue channels.
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