Innovation First, Inc.
EDU-RC & Motherboard Reference Guide
11.8.2002
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13. Team Number
Setting the Team Number on the EDU Motherboard requires changing the TEAM NUMBER dip switch
settings. The Team Number is set by changing the switches to match the binary equivalent of your
Team Number. The easiest way to set the team number switches is to copy them from the Operator
Interface.
The diagram below shows the location of the Most Significant Bit (MSB) and the Least Significant Bit
(LSB).
The following diagram is an example of setting the Team Number to
34
. The black areas on the Team
Number Switch indicate which half of the switch is in the down position.
14. PBASIC Program Memory
The PBASIC program memory chip on the EDU Motherboard stores the PBASIC program. The
memory chip is located on the EDU Motherboard. This allows the robot program and wired EDU
Motherboard to remain in the robot while the Isaac16 EDU Robot Controller can be removed and used
in multiple other robots. The program can be changed by downloading a new program into PBASIC
memory through the TETHER/PROGRAM port (see Page 4). Refer to the “Programming Guide” for
more information on downloading programs. Be sure the Write Protect jumper is installed before
attempting to program (see Write Protect Jumper pg.12).