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Learning Javascript Robotics

You're reading from   Learning Javascript Robotics Design, build, and program your own remarkable robots with JavaScript and open source hardware

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Product type Paperback
Published in Nov 2015
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ISBN-13 9781785883347
Length 160 pages
Edition 1st Edition
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Kassandra Perch Kassandra Perch
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Table of Contents (11) Chapters Close

Preface 1. Getting Started with JS Robotics 2. Working with Johnny-Five FREE CHAPTER 3. Using Digital and PWM Output Pins 4. Using Specialized Output Devices 5. Using Input Devices and Sensors 6. Moving Your Bot 7. Advanced Movement with the Animation Library 8. Advanced Components – SPI, I2C, and Other Devices 9. Connecting NodeBots to the World, and Where to Go Next Index

Checking compatibility with Johnny-Five


It's easy to find a lot of different devices online, but how do you know what will work with Johnny-Five? and will it work on Johnny-Five for your particular board?

Luckily, the Johnny-Five website at www.johnny-five.io can easily tell you this, and you just need to follow a few steps in order to determine what type of device you are looking at.

First, let's take a look at the website at www.johnny-five.io. There are several tabs, but for now, we're looking for the Platform Support tab:

The johnny-five.io header

Once you are on the Platform Support page, look for the board you're using. If you're using Arduino Uno, your search should be short—it's at the top of the page!

The Platform Support page entry for Arduino Uno

As you can see, there's a table for compatibility with each board entry. If you're not using an Arduino Uno, quickly check whether or not your board has I2C compatibility before buying or trying to use an I2C character LCD.

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