Hardware setup for RC car controlled by an Arduino and PS3 controller

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Название	:	Hardware setup for RC car controlled by an Arduino and PS3 controller
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You picked pins 8 and 9 for signals but in the code you issue it has pins 3 and 5brbr Serialprint(F(" PS3 Bluetooth Library Started")); br pinMode(3, OUTPUT);br pinMode(5, OUTPUT);br servo1attach(5); //Steering servo on digital pin 5br servo2attach(3); //ESC on sigital pin 3brbrbrLittle confused
Comment from : 龍誉紫暮

send me the programming code that you used to develop this rc carplease
Comment from : kiran malganvi

Thank you very much!! I had a hard time by not grounding the wire of steering servo same level as the Arduino
Comment from : Dat

i also made a car but i am haveing some problems with the motor,,,,,,,,,,,,,i have given 9V power supply to arduino and 12V to the L298N chip both the power supply are seperate ,,,,,,,,,but my car is not moveing froword , my codes are correct When i start the car there is a sound comeing from the motor like teeeeeeeeeee ,,,,,,,,the moter starts for sometime but gredually its speed and power decreases pleane help me
Comment from : animesh bajia

I have an arduino board uno and a arduino host shield with the dongle and ps3 controller I wanted to know how to hook it up with the reciever on my rc car
Comment from : Matthew Wong

NICE!!!! Any way to control it with Arduino yun and Laptop ?
Comment from : daniel grace

this is really awesome, great job, can i also do this to a tamiya model?
Comment from : Dinis Silva

thank you barrett! I used your bluetooth shield video to get my PS3 controller communicating with the arduino and it worked! However, it isn't registering the R2 and L2 analog triggers… did you ever encounter this problem?
Comment from : TheCorcorranster

add an AI that explores until it reaches connection limit and uses it to mapwell,A MAP! LOL and it sends map to PC I did it with a tank using arduino
Comment from : AL Jones

Nice work! We built a similar project However, we used an IOIO board to control the vehicle autonomously Here is the result:brbr youtube/vkvkfcqEUkk
Comment from : Alfredo Bencomo

What rc car did you use!!!
Comment from : Oscar Beaumont

hey I love the video but do you happen to know what wifi host shield you used and what dongle you used
Comment from : electric1821

I'm afraid I've moved into my dorms so I don't have the parts on hand I'll tell you what I remember The car is an Exceed RC short course truck running on an old three cell lipo battery I have no idea what the ESC is (you can probably find out if you check the Exceed RC website) You can find info about the USB host shield and other electronics at my website under "Arduino" (link in the description)
Comment from : Barrett Anderies

I'm glad I could help
Comment from : Barrett Anderies

thank you Barrett I am finding these Videos extremely helpful
Comment from : MCS Subsea

I saw your videos for the hardware setup and how to connect the ps3 controller to the arduino but would you mind going over the actual code that you used to program the motors and the ps3 buttons? Thank you
Comment from : ross

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Comment from : eToro BoT

ok, well thanks
Comment from : eToro BoT

The starter kit should come with jumpers
Comment from : Barrett Anderies

No, you will have to build a router like the one in OtakuSanels video It will require XBees and another Arduino
Comment from : Barrett Anderies

Yes Unless you permanently attach it to something or brake it you should always be able to reuse it
Comment from : Barrett Anderies

and when i buy the starter kit, i plan to try out some of the projects from the starter kit, so will my uno still work with my rc truck after ive already used it for the projects? sorry im kind of arduino illiterate
Comment from : eToro BoT

so if i simply add an xbee to yours, it gets greater range
Comment from : eToro BoT

His is more complicated for several reasons As you mentioned, he uses Xbees This greatly increases his range, but adds complexity in the form of a signal router between the PS3 controller and the RC car My setup is as follows: PS3 controller --> RC car with USB host shield (very simple but limited range) His setup is: PS3 controller --> Arduino with USB host shield and Xbee --> RC car with Xbee Also, he built his own motor controller
Comment from : Barrett Anderies

but i dont have an arduino uno, but im getting one in the starter kit im buying i wanna know if it comes with jumpers or if i need to buy seperately, if yes please tell me which ones i need to buy thanks
Comment from : eToro BoT

yes, i was wondering how OtakuSanels did his it seems like the esact same thing but why is his so much more complicated? he used a lot of xbees, and many more things Youtube wont let me post the link so ill mail it to you :D
Comment from : eToro BoT

Thank you Let me know if you have any further questions
Comment from : Barrett Anderies

wow nice thanks :D
Comment from : eToro BoT