Save your work, Pid parameters, Pid p – Pioneer 2TM User Manual

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Updating and Reconfiguring AROS

See the respective control command and parameter Tables nearby for a full description
of AROScf operation.

Table 16. AROScf control commands

COMMAND

DESCRIPTION

KEYWORD

<value>

Alone, a keyword displays current, edited

value. Add argument to change current value.

c or constants

Display all constant parameters. You cannot

edit these.

v or variables

Display all variable parameter values which you

may edit and eventually save to your robot’s

FLASH.

r or restore
<paramsfile>

Restores variables to values currently stored

in FLASH or from a paramsfile on disk

save <paramsfile>

Saves current edited values to FLASH or saves

current edited values to pathname on disk for

later reference.

q or quit

Exits AROScf.

connect <portname>

Connects AROScf with microcontroller through

serial port (COM1 or /dev/ttyS0 default)

disconnect

Disconnects AROScf from your robot’s

microcontroller

? or help

Displays these commands and descriptions.

S

AVE

Y

OUR

W

ORK

While changing parameter values in AROScf Interactive Mode, you are editing a

temporary copy; your changes are not put into effect in your robot’s FLASH until you
explicitly "save" them to the microcontroller.

Also use the AROScf save command to save a copy of the parameters to a disk file for

later upload. We strongly recommend that you save each version of your robot’s

parameter values to disk for later retrieval should your microcontroller get damaged or its

FLASH inadvertently erased. Default parameter files come with each AROS distribution,
but it is tedious to reconstruct an individual robot’s unique configuration.

PID P

ARAMETERS

The AROS configuration parameters include settings for the PID motors controls for

translation and rotation of the robot. The translation values also are used for
independent-wheel mode. The default values are for a moderately loaded robot.

Experiment with different values to improve the performance of your robot in its current

environment.

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