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=Connecting to the BLE=
=Connecting to the BLE=
=Get the source code=
The main microcontroller ble firmware source code can be downloaded with the command:  <code>git clone --recursive -b wifi https://github.com/e-puck2/e-puck2_main-processor.git</code><br/>
The radio module ble firmware source code can be downloaded with the command: <code>git clone --recursive -b ble_spp https://github.com/e-puck2/esp-idf.git esp-idf_ble</code><br/>
The command must be issued in <code>Git bash</code> on Windows, or in a terminal on Linux / Mac.
This repository contains the main microcontroller factory firmware together with the e-puck2 library. This library includes all the functions needed to interact with the robot's sensors and actuators; the factory firmware shows how to use these functions.<br/>
A snapshot of the repository can be donwloaded from [http://projects.gctronic.com/epuck2/e-puck2_main-processor_snapshot_16.02.18_13fa922.zip e-puck2_main-processor_snapshot_16.02.18.zip].<br/>

Revision as of 13:49, 5 September 2018

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Robot configuration

For working with Bluetooth Low Energy, the main microcontroller and radio module must be programmed with dedicated firmwares (not the factory ones):

Put the selector in position 15.

Section Connecting to the BLE gives step by step instructions on how to accomplish your first BLE connection with the robot.

Connecting to the BLE

Get the source code

The main microcontroller ble firmware source code can be downloaded with the command: git clone --recursive -b wifi https://github.com/e-puck2/e-puck2_main-processor.git
The radio module ble firmware source code can be downloaded with the command: git clone --recursive -b ble_spp https://github.com/e-puck2/esp-idf.git esp-idf_ble
The command must be issued in Git bash on Windows, or in a terminal on Linux / Mac.

This repository contains the main microcontroller factory firmware together with the e-puck2 library. This library includes all the functions needed to interact with the robot's sensors and actuators; the factory firmware shows how to use these functions.

A snapshot of the repository can be donwloaded from e-puck2_main-processor_snapshot_16.02.18.zip.