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6. To re-define the reference action of a button on the remote control, locate the section
//===
Remote Control ====
.
7.
Select a definition entry. In this example the entry RCU_LJU is selected. Sequence s1 was
previously defined as New115, see “Before You Start” on page 30. Change the s1 sequence
to 115.
//=== Remote Control ====
#define RCU_LJU 115 //default:3
#define RCU_LJD 4 //default:4
#define RCU_LJL 5 //default:5
#define RCU_LJR 6 //default:6
#define RCU_RJU 89 //default:89
#define RCU_RJD 88 //default:88
#define RCU_RJL 7 //default:7
#define RCU_RJR 8 //default:8
#define RCU_L1 30 //default:30
#define RCU_L2 25 //default:25
#define RCU_L3 60 //default:60
#define RCU_R1 28 //default:28
#define RCU_R2 29 //default:29
#define RCU_R3 103 //default:103
8. From the menu toolbar, click Tools > Board and select the option XYZrobot-BOLIDE option.
NOTE: If the previously mentioned Tool > Board option is not available, the Arduino Library
structure has not been setup. To setup the Arduino Library for the hardware, see “Setting
Up Hardware and Libraries” on page 15.
9. Next, select the COM port associated with the Bolide Y-01. From the menu toolbar, click Tool
> Serial Port
and select the associated option.
NOTE:
If the device is not detected, the USB driver may not be recognized. The option to select
the associated COM port will not be available. You will need to update or re-install the
serial port drivers, see “USB Drivers” on page 42.
10.
Click (Verify) to compile the codes.
After compiling, the message Done compiling displays on the bottom of the frame.
If there are no errors and the compiling is complete, upload the code to the Bolide Y-01 board.
11.
Click (Upload) to upload the codes.
After uploading, the message Done uploading displays and no error on the bottom of the frame.
After uploading, use the button on the remote control to perform user action.
12.
Click
File > Save
to save the file.