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Posted by Jan Hengeveld on March 23, 2008, 2:09 pm
Thank you Andy, I will use my laptop and Windows XP for this project.
That is my solution.
Jan
>I have run across a similar problem. Again with vista, but programming
> in LabVIEW 7.1. We found the only way to fix the problem was to make
> out own driver. Basically with vista, we had to recognize the
> connection as a com port and then send strings of information over the
> Bluetooth. It works and we are able to control the robot with minimal
> delay. Now this was for direct control. As for downloading, we just
> said screw it and used USB.
> FYI, I am saying "we" as I am working with Case Western Reserve
> University and their high school LEGO robotics competition and this
> was a problem our coordinator found and fixed with us.
> Andy
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> in LabVIEW 7.1. We found the only way to fix the problem was to make
> out own driver. Basically with vista, we had to recognize the
> connection as a com port and then send strings of information over the
> Bluetooth. It works and we are able to control the robot with minimal
> delay. Now this was for direct control. As for downloading, we just
> said screw it and used USB.
> FYI, I am saying "we" as I am working with Case Western Reserve
> University and their high school LEGO robotics competition and this
> was a problem our coordinator found and fixed with us.
> Andy