Using hls lfcd lds in conjunction with a motor driver for obsticle avoidance
I have a hls lfcd lds that i am desperately trying to figure out how to integrate into my robot. i found an arduino library for the sensor Lidar arduino library
Now im trying yo figure out how to get this to play nicely with my motor driver.
Heres my code for the motor driver
my goal is just to establish comminication with the lidar, however im not the best with integrating libraries, and there arnt many examples out there for using the hls lfcd lidar with the arduino.
/* Ardumoto Example Sketch
by: Jim Lindblom
date: November 8, 2013
license: Public domain. Please use, reuse, and modify this
sketch!
Adapted to v20 hardware by: Marshall Taylor
date: March 31, 2017
Three useful functions are defined:
setupArdumoto() -- Setup the Ardumoto Shield pins
driveArdumoto([motor], [direction], [speed]) -- Drive [motor]
(0 for A, 1 for B) in [direction] (0 or 1) at a [speed]
between 0 and 255. It will spin until told to stop.
stopArdumoto([motor]) -- Stop driving [motor] (0 or 1).
setupArdumoto() is called in the setup().
The loop() demonstrates use of the motor driving functions.
*/
// Clockwise and counter-clockwise definitions.
// Depending on how you wired your motors, you may need to swap.
#define FORWARD 0
#define REVERSE 1
// Motor definitions to make life easier:
#define MOTOR_A 0
#define MOTOR_B 1
// Pin Assignments //
//Default pins:
#define DIRA 2 // Direction control for motor A
#define PWMA 3 // PWM control (speed) for motor A
#define DIRB 4 // Direction control for motor B
#define PWMB 11 // PWM control (speed) for motor B
////Alternate pins:
//#define DIRA 8 // Direction control for motor A
//#define PWMA 9 // PWM control (speed) for motor A
//#define DIRB 7 // Direction control for motor B
//#define PWMB 10 // PWM control (speed) for motor B
void setup()
{
setupArdumoto(); // Set all pins as outputs
}
void loop()
{
// Drive motor A (and only motor A) at various speeds, then stop.
driveArdumoto(MOTOR_A, REVERSE, 255); // Set motor A to REVERSE at max
delay(1000); // Motor A will spin as set for 1 second
driveArdumoto(MOTOR_A, FORWARD, 127); // Set motor A to FORWARD at half
delay(1000); // Motor A will keep trucking for 1 second
stopArdumoto(MOTOR_A); // STOP motor A
// Drive motor B (and only motor B) at various speeds, then stop.
driveArdumoto(MOTOR_B, REVERSE, 255); // Set motor B to REVERSE at max
delay(1000); // Motor B will spin as set for 1 second
driveArdumoto(MOTOR_B, FORWARD, 127); // Set motor B to FORWARD at half
delay(1000); // Motor B will keep trucking for 1 second
stopArdumoto(MOTOR_B); // STOP motor B
// Drive both
driveArdumoto(MOTOR_A, FORWARD, 255); // Motor A at max speed.
driveArdumoto(MOTOR_B, FORWARD, 255); // Motor B at max speed.
delay(1000); // Drive forward for a second
// Now go backwards at half that speed:
driveArdumoto(MOTOR_A, REVERSE, 127); // Motor A at max speed.
driveArdumoto(MOTOR_B, REVERSE, 127); // Motor B at max speed.
delay(1000); // Drive forward for a second
// Now spin in place!
driveArdumoto(MOTOR_A, FORWARD, 255); // Motor A at max speed.
driveArdumoto(MOTOR_B, REVERSE, 255); // Motor ...
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I can't find it what you want in your writing.
i just want to integrate the turtebots lidar sensor with the arduino on a extremely basic level
The LDS library provided by OpenCR is the same as the other Arduino libraries. You can use it as you like. I still don't know what your exact question is.