Remote code not mapping numbers correctly

Sparki
#1

After running the RGD code, I reprogrammed my Sparki with the Remote code. I got weird results. I don’t know if this was already covered, but the number buttons on the bottom of the remote do not correspond to the the on-line instructions. For example:

At this bottom of this page:
arcbotics.com/using-remote/

it says pressing button 8 will cause a random walk, but when I press it the LED turns green. It also says, when you press the 9 button the buzzer will ring, but when I press it, the LED turns blue. The documentation does not map one to one to the code.

The buttons at the top of the remote do function as documented.

#2

[quote=“vladarino”]After running the RGD code, I reprogrammed my Sparki with the Remote code. I got weird results. I don’t know if this was already covered, but the number buttons on the bottom of the remote do not correspond to the the on-line instructions. For example:

At this bottom of this page:
arcbotics.com/using-remote/

it says pressing button 8 will cause a random walk, but when I press it the LED turns green. It also says, when you press the 9 button the buzzer will ring, but when I press it, the LED turns blue. The documentation does not map one to one to the code.

The buttons at the top of the remote do function as documented.[/quote]

The remote control code in the example is not the same code as what was originally loaded onto the bot. So once you delete the original by uploading that RGB example, there’s no way to restore the original code.

#3

[quote=“vladarino”]After running the RGD code, I reprogrammed my Sparki with the Remote code. I got weird results. I don’t know if this was already covered, but the number buttons on the bottom of the remote do not correspond to the the on-line instructions. For example:

At this bottom of this page:
arcbotics.com/using-remote/

it says pressing button 8 will cause a random walk, but when I press it the LED turns green. It also says, when you press the 9 button the buzzer will ring, but when I press it, the LED turns blue. The documentation does not map one to one to the code.

The buttons at the top of the remote do function as documented.[/quote]

The remote control code in the example is not the same code as what was originally loaded onto the bot. So once you delete the original by uploading that RGB example, there’s no way to restore the original code. I was already ranting about this. It is a bit annoying that they don’t warn you or provide you with default code that actually works