Construction guide
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Texas Instruments Robotics System Learning Kit: The Solderless Maze Edition
SEKP164
Section III: Disassembly guide
This section will cover the disassembly of the Texas Instruments Robotic
Systems Learning Kit and show you how to separate the TI-RSLK Max
into its individual components, with the primary purpose of removing the
chassis board for modifications or additions.
3.0 Needed Items
Besides the TI-RSLK Max itself, you will also need a Phillips head
screwdriver to disassemble the kit (Figure 1).
Figure 1. Needed Items
3.1 Remove batteries and QTRX line following sensor
The first step is to remove the batteries and the eight channel QTRX
sensor array from the underside of the board. The sensor board will
simply slide out and away from the robot chassis (Figure 2). The battery
compartment will need to be removed to access the batteries by
depressing the two plastic tabs located next to the location of line
following sensor board (Figure 3).
Figure 2. Remove the QTRX sensor, next to the battery compartment
