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Used template file instead of cicles file to start cal_sta_robot.c. Removed .h file. Figured out baud rates for arduino and robot. Python script can read from both sources.

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trunk/code/projects/calibration_platform/station/test/test.pde
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void setup() {
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  Serial.begin(9600);    // Actual baud rate is 19200
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}
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void loop() {
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  Serial.println('Toow\n');
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}
trunk/code/projects/calibration_platform/robot/cal_sta_robot.h
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#ifndef _CIRCLE_H
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#define _CIRCLE_H
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#include <inttypes.h>
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/**** This file should not be edited! ****/
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/*
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 * The packet structure is 2 bytes (or 3!)
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 * byte 0 is the action, which is one of the values below
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 * byte 1 is the robot id
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 */
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#define CIRCLE_ACTION_EXIST 'E'
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#define CIRCLE_ACTION_POSITION 'P'
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#define CIRCLE_ACTION_ACK 'A'
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#define CIRCLE_ACTION_DONE 'D'
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#define CIRCLE_ACTION_GOTYOU 'G'
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#define CIRCLE_ACTION_FORWARD 'F'
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#define CIRCLE_CLAIM_CENTER 'C'
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#define CIRCLE_EXECUTE 'X'
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#define CIRCLE_ACTION_TURN 'T'
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#endif
trunk/code/projects/calibration_platform/robot/cal_sta_robot.c
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/*
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 * template.c - A starting point for developing behaviors using the Colony
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 * 		robots. To create a new behavior, you should copy this "template"
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 * 		folder to another folder and rename the "template.c" file
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 * 		appropriately.
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 *
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 * This template will have the robot drive in circles and flash the orbs.
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 *
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 * Author: John Sexton, Colony Project, CMU Robotics Club
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 */
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/*** PROGRAM INFORMATION ***
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   This program assembles a group of robots into a circle and allows the
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movement within that formation.  Robots should be able to break formation and
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travel as a line, readjust in the face of obstacles, and reform if conditions
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are necessary.
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   The program begins waiting for a button press.  When pressed, a robot assumes
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the BEACON position, which means that it is the robot in the center of the
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circle and therefore in charge.  It then gathers robots around it by sending
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them commands.  This code is executed using two finite state machines, nested
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inside one another.
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   One controls the overall state of the robot (whether it is a BEACON, an EDGE,
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or WAITING, for example).
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   This code should be implemented so that most useful functions are built in
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to the machine.  For example, the BEACON robot should be able to call methods
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such as CircleUp() to gather robots around it, and Move(distance) to move the
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circle group all at once.
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   This Code is the property of the Carnegie Mellon Robotics Club and is being
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used to test formation control in a low-cost robot colony.  Thanks to all
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members of RoboClub, especially Colony president John Sexton and graduade
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student representative Chris Mar.
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   AUTHORS: James Carroll, Steve DeVincentis, Hanzhang (Echo) Hu, Nico Paris,
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Joel Rey, Reva Street, Alex Zirbel
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 	*/
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#include <dragonfly_lib.h>
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#include <wl_basic.h>
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#include <encoders.h>
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#include "cal_sta_robot.h"
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/*** TODO: ***
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/* Time delay which determines how long the robot circles before it
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 * changes direction. */
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#define TIME_DELAY 1000
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   -Transform the code into a method-based state machine that uses the
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procedural state machines, which are hardcoded and hard to edit, as a backup.
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int main (void) {
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   -Implement a drive straight method for use in keeping the robots more
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accurate as a group.
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   -Fix the approach method: good robots usually work well, but bad robots often
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have errors which might be avoidable with the use of error checking.
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   -Make robots more robust: packages are often lost, which throws the entire
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procedural nature of the program off.
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   -Consider using the center bot to check distances
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   -More testing is always good and necessary.					
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*/
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/*** BOT LOG ***
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   4-1-2010: BOT 7 as BEACON and BOT 1 as EDGE worked extremely well.
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   4-2-2010: BOT 7 and BOT 14 worked extremely well, no matter states.  BOT 1
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       	started well, but malfunctioned later.
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        */
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/*** TERMINOLOGY ***
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  WAITINGSTATE:
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   The robot waits to be given a signal to do something.  Wireless is on,
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in case the robot is called on to turn into an EDGE.  The color should be LIME
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or YELLOW-GREEN.
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  BEACON_CONTROL:
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   The code that executes commands when a robot is turned to BEACON mode.  This
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code may run predefined methods for simplicity.  One goal is to make these
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methods change the robot turn to to BEACON_MACHINE mode for a while, and then
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return to the CONTROL code where they left off.
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  EDGE_CONTROL:
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   Like BEACON_CONTROL, executes whatever orders are required of the robot as an
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EDGE.
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  BEACON_MACHINE:
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   A hardcoded list of functions which the robot is capable of running through.
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Consists of a finite state machine, where the robot executes a set of commands
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in a procedural manner and then returns to wherever it was in the control code.
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  EDGE_MACHINE:
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   Like the BEACON_MACHINE, but contains the same sort of procedural information
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for EDGE robots.
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  END:
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   A terminal state of the machine, where the robot just sits and waits.  The
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color should be GREEN and WHITE.
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  TYPES OF WIRELESS PACKETS:
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   CIRCLE_ACTION_EXIST 'E'
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   CIRCLE_ACTION_POSITION 'P'
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   CIRCLE_ACTION_ACK 'A'
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 	A general acknowledgement package.
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   CIRCLE_ACTION_DONE 'D'
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 	Used by robots to tell when they have finished their action.
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   CIRCLE_ACTION_GOTYOU 'G'
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 	Used by the BEACON to tell a robot when it has been checked off.
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 	At this point, the EDGE has been recognized.  Used for times when
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 	all EDGE robots have to communicate to the center via the spam method.
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   CIRCLE_ACTION_FORWARD 'F'
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 	The BEACON tells the rest of the robots to move forward.
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   CIRCLE_CLAIM_CENTER 'C'
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 	Sent out by a robot when it takes over as BEACON.
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 	*/
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/* Define some variables to keep track of the state machine.*/
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int END = 100;	
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int WAITINGSTATE = 0;
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int EDGE_CONTROL = 1;
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int BEACON_CONTROL = 2;
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int EDGE_MACHINE = 3;
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int BEACON_MACHINE = 4;
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int COUNT = 0;
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int CIRCLEUP = 1;
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int ORIENT = 2;
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int DRIVE = 3;
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int TURNL = 4;
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int TURNR = 5;
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int currentPos = 0;
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int state = 0;
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// keep track of the speed and duration of group movements.
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int speed = 20;
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int duration = 2;
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int timeout = 0;
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int sending = 0;
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int stop2 = 0;
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struct vector slave_position;
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int desired_max_bom;
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int bom_max_counter;
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void switch_sending(void)
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{
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	if(sending)
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	{
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		sending = 0;
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		bom_off();
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	}
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	else
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	{
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		sending = 1;
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		bom_on();
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	}
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}
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// set the motors to this forward speed.
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void forward(int speed)
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{		
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	motor_l_set(FORWARD,speed);
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	motor_r_set(FORWARD,speed);
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}
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// turn left at this speed.
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void left(int speed)
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{	
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	motor_l_set(BACKWARD,speed);
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	motor_r_set(FORWARD,speed);
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}
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void right(int speed)
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{
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	motor_l_set(FORWARD,speed);
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	motor_r_set(BACKWARD,speed);
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}
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// stop() is better than motors_off(), which creates a slight delay when
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// reactivating the motors.  Stop() is faster.
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void stop(void)
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{
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	motor_l_set(BACKWARD,0);
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	motor_r_set(FORWARD,0);
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}
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void setforward(int spd1, int spd2)
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{
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	motor_l_set(FORWARD,spd1);
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	motor_r_set(FORWARD,spd2);
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}
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void backward(int speed)
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{
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	motor_l_set(BACKWARD, speed);
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	motor_r_set(BACKWARD, speed);
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}
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// takes an averaged reading of the front rangefinder
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int get_distance(void)
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{
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	// kk sets this to 5 readings.
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	int temp,distance,kk=5;			
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	distance =0;
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	for (int i=0; i<kk; i++)
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	{
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		temp = range_read_distance(IR2);
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		if (temp == -1)
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		{
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			//temp=0;
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			i--;
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		}
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		else
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			distance+= temp;
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		delay_ms(3);
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	}
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	if (kk>0)
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		return (int)(distance/kk);
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		return 0;
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}
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/* Sends a global packet with two arguments */
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void send2(char arg0, char arg1)
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{
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	char send_buffer[2];
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	send_buffer[0]=arg0;
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	send_buffer[1]=arg1;
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	wl_basic_send_global_packet(42,send_buffer,2);
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}
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/* Sends a global packet with three arguments */
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void send3(char arg0, char arg1, char arg2)
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{
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	char send_buffer[3];
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	send_buffer[0]=arg0;
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	send_buffer[1]=arg1;
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	send_buffer[2]=arg2;
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	wl_basic_send_global_packet(42,send_buffer,3);
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}
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/*
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   Orients the robot so that it is facing the beacon (or the broadcasting BOM).
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*/
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void faceFront(void)
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{
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	int counter = 0;
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	int currentDir = 0;
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	left(200);
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	int bomNum = -1;
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	orb1_set_color(BLUE);
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	while(bomNum != 4)
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	{
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		if(counter >= 5)
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		{
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			forward(200);
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			delay_ms(750);
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			counter = 0;
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		}
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		bom_refresh(BOM_ALL);
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		bomNum = bom_get_max();
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		if(bomNum == -1)
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		{
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			//ignore
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		}
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		else if((bomNum < 4) || (bomNum >= 12))
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		{
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			right(200);
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			if(currentDir == 0)
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				counter++;
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			currentDir = 1;
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		}
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		else
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		{
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			left(200);
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			if(currentDir == 1)
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				counter++;
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			currentDir = 0;
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		}
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	}
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	stop();
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	return;
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}
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/*
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   Turns the robot slowly to the right until it reaches the BOM reading goal.
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   More stable code than what was implemented ealier, with smart turning,
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   but slower.
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*/
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void aboutFace(int goal)
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{
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	int bomNum = -1;
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	int speed = 170;	// speed with which to turn
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	orb1_set_color(BLUE);	// BLUE and PURPLE
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	/* Initialize the dragonfly boards, the xbee, and the encoders */
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	dragonfly_init(ALL_ON);
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	xbee_init();
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	encoders_init();
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	while(bomNum != goal)
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	{
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		bom_refresh(BOM_ALL);
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		bomNum = bom_get_max();
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		right(speed);
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	}
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	stop();
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	return;
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}
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	while (1) {
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		/* Drive left, set orbs, and wait */
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		orbs_set_color(RED, GREEN);
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        usb_puts("Robot\n");
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        delay_ms(TIME_DELAY);
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/* 
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   BLINK the given number times
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*/
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void blink(int num)
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{
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	for(int i = 0; i<num; i++)
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	{
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		orb_set_color(ORB_OFF);
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		delay_ms(150);
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		orb_set_color(RED);
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		delay_ms(50);
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		orbs_set_color(PURPLE, BLUE);
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        usb_puts("Marvin\n");
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		delay_ms(TIME_DELAY);
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	}
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	orb_set_color(ORB_OFF);
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}
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/* 
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   BLINK slowly the given number times
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*/
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void slowblink(int num)
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{
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	for(int i = 0; i<num; i++)
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	{
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		orb_set_color(ORB_OFF);
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		delay_ms(300);
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		orb_set_color(RED);
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		delay_ms(200);
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	}
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	orb_set_color(ORB_OFF);
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}
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/*
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   A method for the higher-level code for the BEACON.  The beacon can make
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   any of the preprogrammed commands, and this code sends the packet and
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   transitions the robots correctly.
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*/
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void order(int action)
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{
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	currentPos++;
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	send2(CIRCLE_EXECUTE, action);
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	state = 20 + action;
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}
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/*
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   A method for the higher-level code for the BEACON.  The beacond sends
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   not only the command, but also the speed and duration for which the
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   (movement) command is to be executed.
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*/
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void orderMove(int action, int newSpeed, int newDuration)
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{
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	currentPos++;
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	speed = newSpeed;
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	duration = newDuration;
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	send2(CIRCLE_EXECUTE, action);
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	state = 20 + action;
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}
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/*
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   Turns off the motors, sends an EXECUTE packet, and blinks green and white
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   forever.
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*/
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void terminate(void)
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{
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	motors_off();
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	send2(CIRCLE_EXECUTE, 100);
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	orb_set_color(GREEN);
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	orb2_set_color(WHITE);
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	while(1) ;
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}
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//******************************************************************************
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//******************************************************************************
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//******************************************************************************
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/*
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   A state machine with five states.  The robot starts out in WAITINGSTATE mode,
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from which it recieves a signal of some sort and moves to a different state.
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*/
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int main(void)
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{
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	/* Initialize dragonfly board */
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    	dragonfly_init(ALL_ON);
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    	/* Initialize the basic wireless library */
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    	wl_basic_init_default();
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	wl_set_channel(24);
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	int robotid = get_robotid();
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	// once the EDGE gets the first signal from a center, it stores who the 	// center is.
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	int centerid = 0;
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	// stores a list of bots which are in the group by storing a "1" in the
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	// array if the robot of that index is in the group.	
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	int used[17];
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	int numOk;
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	// initially, no robots in the group.
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	for (int i=0; i<17; i++)
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		used[i] = 0;
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	// keeps track of the length of wireless packets received.
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	int data_length;
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	unsigned char *packet_data=wl_basic_do_default(&data_length);
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	// these variables keep track of the inner state machines in the
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	//  procedural MACHINE states.	
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	int beacon_State=0;
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	int edge_State=0;
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	int waitingCounter=0;
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	// an important variable that stores the size of the group.
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	int robotsReceived=0;
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	// offset for the approaching: how far off the rangefinders can be
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	int offset = 20;
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	int time=0;
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	// keeps track of which way robots are facing relative to the center
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	int direction = 4;
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	// how far away the robot is.  Initialized to a large value to ensure
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	// that the robot doesn't think it is already the right distance away.
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	int distance=1000;
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	int onefoot = 250;	// how far away to stop.
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	{
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		bom_refresh(BOM_ALL);
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	 2. center robots: button 1 is pressed;
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	 3. center robots: send global package telling edges that he exists;
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		 */
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		{
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		*/
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			orb_set_color(YELLOW);
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			packet_data=wl_basic_do_default(&data_length);
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			if(packet_data != 0 && data_length>=2
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				&& packet_data[0]==CIRCLE_CLAIM_CENTER)
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			{
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				centerid = packet_data[1];
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				state = 1;
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			}
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			if(button1_read())
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			{
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				// becomes the center if button1 is clicked.
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				send2(CIRCLE_CLAIM_CENTER, robotid); 	
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		break;
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//******************************************************************************
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//******************************************************************************
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		/*
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		The CONTROL for the EDGE state.  This sets a certain procedure
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		commands, for a robot to follow if it is set to an EDGE.
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		*/
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			orb_set_color(CYAN);
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			orb1_set_color(YELLOW);
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			int command = -1;
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			packet_data=wl_basic_do_default(&data_length);
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			if(packet_data != 0 && data_length>=2 &&
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			   packet_data[0]==CIRCLE_EXECUTE)
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			{
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				command = packet_data[1];
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			}
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			{
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				edge_State = 0;
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				{
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					state = 10; break;
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				case 1:
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					state = 11; break;
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				case 2:
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					state = 12; break;
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				case 3:
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					state = 13; break;
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				case 4:
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					state = 14; break;
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				case 5:
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					state = 15; break;
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				case 100:
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					terminate(); break;
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				}
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			}
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		break;
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//******************************************************************************
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//******************************************************************************
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		/*
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		The CONTROL for the BEACON state.  This sets a certain procedure
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		to follow, in the form of simple commands, for a robot to follow
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		if it is set to a BEACON.
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		*/
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			orb_set_color(PURPLE);
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			beacon_State = 0;
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			switch(currentPos)
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			{
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			case 0:
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				order(COUNT);	break;
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			case 1:
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				order(CIRCLEUP); break;
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			case 2:
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				order(ORIENT); break;
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			case 3:
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				orderMove(DRIVE,20,2); break;
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			case 4:
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				order(CIRCLEUP); break;
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			case 5:
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				order(ORIENT); break;
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			case 6:
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				orderMove(TURNR,18,1); break;
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			case 7:
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				orderMove(DRIVE,20,2); break;
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			case 8:
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				order(CIRCLEUP); break;
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			case 9:
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				order(ORIENT); break;
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			case 10:
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				terminate(); break;
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			}
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		break;
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//******************************************************************************
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//******************************************************************************
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	/* The following states are MACHINE states for the EDGE robot. */
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		/*
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			EDGE on COUNT
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		*/
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		case 10:	
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			switch(edge_State)
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			{
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				/*
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				0. EDGE robots are on. 
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				1. They are waiting for EXIST pacakage from the
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					Center robots
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				2. After they receive the package, they send ACK
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					package to center.
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				3. Done for now: display green.
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				*/
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			case 0:
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				bom_off();
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				orb1_set_color(YELLOW);
614
				orb2_set_color(BLUE);
615
				packet_data=wl_basic_do_default(&data_length);
616

  
617
				if(packet_data != 0 && data_length>=2 &&
618
				   packet_data[0]==CIRCLE_ACTION_EXIST)
619
				{
620
					centerid = packet_data[1];
621

  
622
					send2(CIRCLE_ACTION_ACK,robotid);
623

  
624
					edge_State=1;
625
				}
626
			break;
627

  
628
			/*
629
				1. Wait for DONE package 
630
				2. The counting process is DONE
631
			*/
632
			case 1:		
633
					
634
				orb_set_color(YELLOW);
635
				orb2_set_color(PURPLE);
636

  
637
				// keep sending the packet until we get a
638
				// response
639
				send2(CIRCLE_ACTION_ACK,robotid);
640
						
641
				packet_data=wl_basic_do_default(&data_length);
642
				if(packet_data != 0 && data_length>=2 &&
643
				   packet_data[0]==CIRCLE_ACTION_GOTYOU &&
644
				   packet_data[1] == robotid)
645
				{
646
					edge_State=2;
647
				}
648
			break;
649

  
650
			// wait for the second, general, done packet.
651
			case 2:	
652

  
653
				orb_set_color(YELLOW);
654
				packet_data=wl_basic_do_default(&data_length);
655
				if(packet_data != 0 && data_length>=2 &&
656
				   packet_data[0]==CIRCLE_ACTION_DONE &&
657
				   packet_data[1] == centerid)
658
				{
659
					state = 1;
660
				}
661
			break;
662
			}
663

  
664
		break;
665

  
666
		/* The CIRCLEUP command for EDGE */
667

  
668
		case 11:
669

  
670
			switch(edge_State)
671
			{
672
					
673
			case 0:
674
				// COLOR afer DONE ---> MAGENTA
675
				orb_set_color(MAGENTA);
676
				// turn to face the beacon
677
				faceFront();
678
				forward(175);
679
				//range_init();
680
						
681
						
682
				distance = get_distance();
683
				time=0;
684
				while ((distance-offset)>=onefoot ||
685
				   distance==0 || (distance+offset)<onefoot)
686
				{
687
					if(distance==0)
688
						orb_set_color(WHITE);
689
					else if(distance-offset>=onefoot)
690
						forward(175);
691
					else
692
						backward(175);
693
					distance = get_distance();
694
					delay_ms(14);
695
					time+=14;
696
					if(time>30)
697
					{
698
						faceFront();
699
						time=0;
700
					}
701
				}
702
							
703
				stop();
704
				orb_set_color(GREEN);
705

  
706
				send2(CIRCLE_ACTION_ACK, robotid);
707

  
708
				stop();
709
				state = 1;
710
			break;
711
			}
712

  
713

  
714
		break;
715
		
716
		/* An ORIENT series of steps for the EDGE robot. */
717

  
718
		case 12:
719
			
720
			switch(edge_State)
721
			{
722

  
723
			// waits for a packet to tell it to turn on the bom.
724
			case 0:
725
				packet_data=wl_basic_do_default(&data_length);
726
				if(packet_data != 0 && data_length==2 &&
727
				   packet_data[0]==CIRCLE_ACTION_GOTYOU &&
728
				   packet_data[1] == robotid)
729
				{
730
					bom_on();
731
					orb_set_color(ORANGE);
732
					send2(CIRCLE_ACTION_ACK,centerid);
733
					edge_State = 1;
734
				}
735
			break;
736

  
737
			// waits for a packet to tell it that it has been
738
			// received.
739
			case 1:
740
				orb2_set_color(YELLOW);
741
				packet_data=wl_basic_do_default(&data_length);
742
				if(packet_data != 0 && data_length==3 &&
743
				   packet_data[0]==CIRCLE_ACTION_GOTYOU &&
744
				   packet_data[1] == robotid)
745
				{
746
					bom_off();
747
					direction = packet_data[2];
748
					orb_set_color(YELLOW);
749
					edge_State = 2;
750
				}
751
			break;
752

  
753
			/*
754
			 Wait for the center bot to send a DONE packet; then
755
			 turn to face the right direction.
756
			*/
757
			case 2:
758
				orb_set_color(GREEN);
759
				packet_data=wl_basic_do_default(&data_length);
760
				if(packet_data != 0 && data_length>=2 &&
761
				   packet_data[0]==CIRCLE_ACTION_DONE)
762
				{
763
					orb_set_color(WHITE);
764
					orb2_set_color(CYAN);
765
					edge_State = 3;
766
				}
767
			break;
768

  
769
			/* Turn until we reach the right direction */
770
			case 3:
771
				aboutFace(direction);
772
				stop();
773
				orb_set_color(YELLOW);
774
				send2(CIRCLE_ACTION_DONE,robotid);
775
				state = 1;
776
			break;
777

  
778
			}
779

  
780
		break;
781

  
782

  
783
		/* The DRIVE steps for the EDGE robot */
784
		case 13:
785
			
786
			/* Wait for specifications to drive */
787
			packet_data=wl_basic_do_default(&data_length);
788
			if(packet_data != 0 && data_length>=3 &&
789
			   packet_data[0]==CIRCLE_ACTION_FORWARD)
790
			{
791
				orb_set_color(BLUE);
792

  
793
				forward(packet_data[1]*10);
794
				delay_ms(packet_data[2]*1000);
795
				stop();
796
				state = 1;
797
			}
798

  
799
		break;
800

  
801
		/* The TURNL steps for the EDGE robot */
802
		case 14:
803

  
804
			/* Wait for specifications for the turn. */
805
			packet_data=wl_basic_do_default(&data_length);
806
			if(packet_data != 0 && data_length>=3 &&
807
			   packet_data[0]==CIRCLE_ACTION_TURN)
808
			{
809
				orb_set_color(BLUE);
810

  
811
				left(packet_data[1]*10);
812
				delay_ms(packet_data[2]*1000);
813
				stop();
814
				state = 1;
815
			}
816
		break;
817

  
818
		/* The TURNR steps for the EDGE robot */
819
		case 15:
820

  
821
			/* Wait for specifications for the turn. */
822
			packet_data=wl_basic_do_default(&data_length);
823
			if(packet_data != 0 && data_length>=3 &&
824
			   packet_data[0]==CIRCLE_ACTION_TURN)
825
			{
826
				orb_set_color(BLUE);
827

  
828
				right(packet_data[1]*10);
829
				delay_ms(packet_data[2]*1000);
830
				stop();
831
				state = 1;
832
			}
833
		break;
834
				
835
	// END for EDGE robots
836
			
837

  
838

  
839
//******************************************************************************
840
//******************************************************************************
841

  
842

  
843
		/*
844
		   The MACHINE for the BEACON state
845
		*/
846

  
847
		/* the COUNT code for the BEACON */
848
		case 20:
849
			switch(beacon_State) 
850
			{
851

  
852
			/* 0. center  robots on wait for pressing button 1 */
853
			case 0:
854
				bom_on();
855
				orb_set_color(BLUE);
856
				robotsReceived = 0;
857
				beacon_State=1;
858
			break;	
859

  
860
			/* 1. Send EXIST package to EDGE robots */
861
			case 1:
862
				orb_set_color(RED);
863
				send2(CIRCLE_ACTION_EXIST,robotid);
864
				beacon_State=2;
865
			break;
866

  
867
			/* 2. Count the number of the EDGE robots
868
			 *******NOTE: at most  1000  times of loop ******  */
869
			case 2:
870
				waitingCounter++;
871
				orb1_set_color(YELLOW);
872
				orb2_set_color(BLUE);
873
				packet_data=wl_basic_do_default(&data_length);
874
					
875
				if(packet_data!=0 && data_length>=2 &&
876
				   packet_data[0]==CIRCLE_ACTION_ACK)
877
				{
878
					orb_set_color(RED);
879
					orb2_set_color(BLUE);
880
					// only add to list seen if you haven't
881
					// gotten an ACK from this robot
882
					if(used[packet_data[1]]==0)
883
					{
884
						robotsReceived++;
885
						used[packet_data[1]] = 1;
886

  
887
						usb_puts("Added: ");
888
						usb_puti(packet_data[1]);
889
						usb_puts("\r\n");
890
					}
891

  
892
					// NEW: sends a packet to each robot it
893
					// receives telling them to be done.
894
					send2(CIRCLE_ACTION_GOTYOU,
895
						packet_data[1]);
896
				}
897
				if(waitingCounter >= 300)
898
				{
899
					beacon_State=3;
900
				}
901
			break;
902

  
903
			/* COUNTing is DONE.  Sending DONE package. */	
904
			case 3:
905
				blink(robotsReceived);
906
				orb_set_color(GREEN);
907
				send2(CIRCLE_ACTION_DONE, robotid);
908
				state = 2;
909
			break;
910
			}
911

  
912
		break;
913

  
914
		/* The CIRCLEUP method for BEACON */
915
		case 21:
916

  
917
			switch(beacon_State)
918
			{
919

  
920
			/* Wait for all the robots to get to right distance */
921
			case 0: 
922
		//		left(170);
923
				orb1_set_color(YELLOW);
924
				orb2_set_color(WHITE);
925
			
926
				numOk = 0;
927
			
928
				while(numOk<robotsReceived)
929
				{
930
					packet_data=
931
					   wl_basic_do_default(&data_length);
932
					if(packet_data!=0 && data_length>=2 &&
933
					   packet_data[0]==CIRCLE_ACTION_ACK)
934
					{
935
						numOk++;
936
					}
937
				}
938
					
939
				state = 2;
940
			break;
941
			}
942

  
943
		break;
944

  
945

  
946
		/* The ORIENT code for the beacon */
947
		case 22:
948

  
949
			switch(beacon_State)
950
			{
951
			/* Turns all the robots in the same direction */
952
			case 0:
953
				stop();
954
				bom_off();
955
				orb_set_color(ORANGE);
956
						
957
				// for each robot, tells them to turn their bom
958
				// on, then tells them which way to face.
959
				for(int i=0; i < 17; i++)
960
				{
961
				    if(used[i] == 1)
962
				    {
963
					send2(CIRCLE_ACTION_GOTYOU, i);
964
					// waits for a response so it knows the
965
					// BOM is on.
966
					while(1)
967
					{
968
					    orb_set_color(RED);
969
					    orb2_set_color(WHITE);
970
					    packet_data=wl_basic_do_default(
971
						&data_length);
972
					    if(packet_data!=0 && data_length>=2
973
						&& packet_data[0]==
974
						CIRCLE_ACTION_ACK)
975
					    {
976
						orb_set_color(ORANGE);
977
						break;
978
					    }
979
					}
980
					delay_ms(20);
981
					bom_refresh(BOM_ALL);
982
					direction = bom_get_max();
983
				
984
					direction += 8;
985
					if(direction > 15) direction -= 16;
986

  
987
					delay_ms(20);
988
			
989
					send3(CIRCLE_ACTION_GOTYOU, i,
990
					     direction);
991
		
992
					delay_ms(20);
993
				    }
994
				}
995
				beacon_State = 1;
996
			break;
997
			
998
			/*
999
			Sends a DONE packet to signify that it has read in all
1000
			the robots' directions and sent packets.
1001
			Edge robots should now turn to face the right direction.
1002
			*/
1003
			case 1:
1004
				send2(CIRCLE_ACTION_DONE,robotid);
1005
				bom_on();
1006
				beacon_State = 2;
1007
			break;
1008
			
1009
			case 2:
1010
				numOk = 0;
1011

  
1012
				while(numOk < robotsReceived)
1013
				{
1014
					orb_set_color(ORANGE);
1015
					packet_data=wl_basic_do_default(
1016
					   &data_length);
1017

  
1018
					if(packet_data!=0 && data_length>=2 &&
1019
					   packet_data[0]==CIRCLE_ACTION_DONE)
1020
					{
1021
						numOk++;
1022
					}
1023
				}
1024
				state = 2;
1025
			break;
1026
			}
1027

  
1028
		break;
1029

  
1030

  
1031
		/* The DRIVE code for the beacon */
1032
		case 23:
1033

  
1034
			orb_set_color(YELLOW);
1035
			delay_ms(100);
1036

  
1037
			// format: type of ack, speed divided by 10,
1038
			// time in seconds.
1039
			for(int i = 0 ; i < 13; i++)
1040
				send3(CIRCLE_ACTION_FORWARD,speed,duration);
1041
			orb_set_color(BLUE);
1042
			forward(speed*10);
1043
			delay_ms(duration*1000);
1044
			stop();
1045
			state = 2;
1046
		break;
1047

  
1048
		/* The TURNL code for the beacon */
1049
		case 24:
1050

  
1051
			orb_set_color(YELLOW);
1052
			delay_ms(100);
1053

  
1054
			// format: type of ack, speed divided by 10,
1055
			// time in seconds.
1056
			for(int i = 0 ; i < 13; i++)
1057
				send3(CIRCLE_ACTION_TURN,speed,duration);
1058
			orb_set_color(BLUE);
1059
			left(speed*10);
1060
			delay_ms(duration*1000);
1061
			stop();
1062
			state = 2;
1063

  
1064
		break;
1065

  
1066
		/* The TURNR code for the beacon */
1067
		case 25:
1068

  
1069
			orb_set_color(YELLOW);
1070
			delay_ms(100);
1071

  
1072
			// format: type of ack, speed divided by 10,
1073
			// time in seconds.
1074
			for(int i = 0 ; i < 13; i++)
1075
				send3(CIRCLE_ACTION_TURN,speed,duration);
1076
			orb_set_color(BLUE);
1077
			right(speed*10);
1078
			delay_ms(duration*1000);
1079
			stop();
1080
			state = 2;
1081

  
1082
		break;
1083

  
1084

  
1085
//******************************************************************************
1086
//******************************************************************************
1087
		
1088
		}	// ends the main switch
1089
	}		// ends the main while loop
1090

  
1091
	// error, we should never break from the while loop!
1092
	orb_set_color(RED);	
1093

  
1094
	/*
1095
	 END HERE, just in case something happened.
1096
	 This way we can see the red orb.
1097
	*/
1098
	while(1); 
1099
}
trunk/code/projects/calibration_platform/robot/Makefile
11 11
USE_WIRELESS = 1
12 12

  
13 13
# com1 = serial port. Use lpt1 to connect to parallel port.
14
AVRDUDE_PORT = $(shell if uname -s |grep -i w32 >/dev/null; then echo 'COM4:'; else echo '/dev/ttyUSB0'; fi)
14
AVRDUDE_PORT = $(shell if uname -s |grep -i w32 >/dev/null; then echo 'COM4:'; else echo '/dev/ttyUSB1'; fi)
15 15
#AVRDUDE_PORT = $(shell if uname -s |grep -i w32 >/dev/null; then echo 'COM4:'; else echo '/dev/ttyUSB0'; fi)
16 16
else
17 17
COLONYROOT := ../$(COLONYROOT)
trunk/code/projects/calibration_platform/server/cal_sta_server.py
2 2
import sys, serial
3 3

  
4 4
try:
5
	usb = serial.Serial(port='/dev/ttyUSB0', baudrate=19200)
5
#usb = serial.Serial(port='/dev/ttyUSB0', baudrate=19200) # Adruino
6
	usb = serial.Serial(port='/dev/ttyUSB1', baudrate=115200) # Robot
6 7
except serial.SerialException as e:
7 8
	print 'Error: %s' % e
8 9
	sys.exit(0)
9 10

  
10
print usb.inWaiting()
11

  
12 11
while True:
13 12
	if usb.inWaiting() > 0:
14 13
		print usb.read()

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