Welcome WiFi Robot builders

We are pleased to publish an updated version of the Roboteq WiFi robot platform design. This new, improved revision features a more modern motherboard, professional CAD drawings and many more improvements.

This platform can be used as is, for you to build your own WiFi bot in a matter of a few days. It can also serve as a source of ideas for your own design.

We welcome you to use this forum to share your experience, ideas or comments with us and fellow wifi robot builders.

cool, I am trying to get the switches and diode for the older version of this document.

I am also looking for instructions on how to build that custom cable I will need.

Anyone else out there trying to do this? Give me a shout out...

Andy

DaddyMagic wrote:

cool, I am trying to get the switches and diode for the older version of this document.
wifly-city wifi password cracking crack wpa2
I am also looking for instructions on how to build that custom cable I will need.

Anyone else out there trying to do this? Give me a shout out...

Andy

I am also looking for instructions on how to build that custom cable I will need.

Hi I just purchased  the GDC-3660E  controller. The one With a  Ethernet  port that's integrated into the design of it. has anyone tried using this controller with BulletCAT12 - LTE Advanced Carrier Aggregation 600 Mbps CAT12 Gateway? found it on www.microhardcorp.com trying to make my robot be able to control it and have good video feed from my home computer that is aprox 15 km away from my robot.. its used up on farm for plowing snow mainly but just got GDC3660E motor controller and i want to use the eithernet port to its fullest but know nothing about how to do so but if any one could shed some light on helping me make the right choices for a wifi robot over serial comunication using roborun or what ever is going to allow me basically to controll it easily from computer... any suggestions i would greatly appreciate it.
Here is some specs of the wireless modem i had mentioned above...
-Frequency- 2.402 - 2.478 GHz

-Error Detection- 32 bits of CRC, ARQEncryption
(Requires Export Permit)
128-bit AES (Optional 256-bit)

-Ports-
Serial Data/Console: RS232 TTL level (300bps to 921kbps)
Ethernet: Dual 10/100BaseT IEEE802.3 (LAN/WAN)
USB: 2.0 (Future Development)

-Firewall- Port Forwarding, Access Control, IP/MAC List.

-Operating Modes- Point-to-Point, Point-to-Multipoint, Relay

-Diagnostics- Remote Diagnostics, Ping, Traceroute, ARPtable, DHCP active leases, IPerf, RSSI

-Management- Local Serial Port Console, Telnet, WebUI,SNMP, FTP Upgrade, TFTP, CLI (Command
Line Interface)

-Rejection- Excellent strong signal interference & rejectioncharacteristics

-Input Voltage- OEMMotherboard
Digital Voltage = 3.3V / RF Voltage = 5V
7 - 30 VDC

-Connectors-
-OEM Antenna: UFL x2 (ANT1, ANT2)Data: 80 Pin SMT.
-Motherboard Antenna: UFL x2 (ANT1, ANT2)Data: RJ-45 x2 (Ethernet)
-Female DB9 (Serial)
-USB Type A
-Micro-AB USB (Console)
-4 PIN Interlock (Vin)

-Environmental- TemperatureHumidity
-40o
F to 185o
F (-40oC to +85oC)
5-95%, non-condensing.

-Weight-
OEM Approx. 7 gramsApprox.  
MotherboardApprox. 50 grams

-Dimensions- 1.05” x 1.3” x .15”(27mm x 33mm x 4mm) 

what kind of interface harnesses would i need to have this modem powered correctly from Roboteq GDC 3660E? would it be through one of the pins of the 25 rs232?
I originally intended to only be using the rc break out board with using a hand held remote control for operation through the rs232 25pin serial connection only but using a wireless modem like the one i mentioned seems to be the better way to go if i can just get it set up with the right modem id be happy.. not much information through the forums yet with this controller and or any one having any issues with it iv yet to read, my fingers crossed and i hope to be controlling my robot from 15 km away with good video feeds...