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PowerShot G1 X Mark II
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The PowerShot G1 X Mark II raises performance and quality to new heights in a compact, brilliant design. Featuring a huge, 1.5-inch 12.8 Megapixel High-Sensitivity CMOS sensor, a powerful DIGIC 6 Image Processor and an all-new 5x wide-angle optical zoom lens with Optical Image Stabilizer and a circular, 9-blade aperture for stunning blurred backgrounds, the PowerShot G1 X Mark II delivers the outstanding image quality you would expect with a digital SLR camera but in a portable, Wi-Fi® and NFC enabled package. It can capture 14-bit RAW plus JPEG images, features a staggering 31 focus points for speedy and accurate AF, a capacitive 3.0-inch tilt-type touch panel LCD and has newly developed Dual Control Rings on the lens barrel for fast control of exposure and focus. An optional high-resolution electronic viewfinder adds to the camera's professional feel and functionality. Whether being used as a companion to an EOS digital SLR or as a standalone camera, the PowerShot G1 X Mark II has the power to handle most any photographic situation it encounters.
Canon 1.5-inch, 12.8 Megapixel High-Sensitivity CMOS Sensor
Almost as large as the APS-C CMOS sensor found in many EOS digital SLRs, and bigger than those found in 4/3 system cameras, the PowerShot G1 X Mark II's sensor sets the standard for sensitivity and resolving power in compact cameras. Each cell area is 4.5x the size of those found in 1/1.7 type sensors and is thus able to capture more light at the pixel level. This means better detail, even at higher ISOs, with minimal noise and distortion and, thanks to the sensor's wide cell pitch, breathtaking dynamic range. The PowerShot G1 X Mark II camera natively captures images in the 3:2 aspect ratio, which is the same as Canon EOS SLR cameras. The PowerShot G1 X Mark II also features a new Aspect Ratio function, enabling RAW image capture in both 3:2 and 4:3 aspect ratios while maintaining the same angle of view.
Canon DIGIC 6 Image Processor
The PowerShot G1 X Mark II camera is equipped with the very latest Canon proprietary processor, the DIGIC 6 Image Processor, which makes several important advancements to image quality both in stills and video. Improved light sensitivity allows for higher resolution with less noise when shooting in dark conditions, and Dynamic IS now detects and compensates for tilt and parallel movement (shift blur) to create video that's exceptionally free of distortion. The DIGIC 6 Image Processor also enhances the performance capabilities of the PowerShot G1 X Mark II , powering full resolution high-speed continuous still shooting and the advanced Star shooting modes. Video recording has also been improved with MP4 recording for better compatibility with mobile devices and tablets. Highly compressed MP4 video not only preserves space on your memory card but also improves playback on mobile devices. Plus, with MF Peaking possible thanks to the new processor, you'll have a pro-level focusing tool at your disposal.
Canon HS SYSTEM
The Canon HS SYSTEM lets you take bright, clear photos in an even wider range of shooting situations. Beautiful low-light shots are possible with minimal noise and maximum detail in highlight and shadow areas. The system is the result of two technologies in the PowerShot G1 X Mark II: the amazing 1.5-inch High-Sensitivity CMOS imaging sensor, which is able to capture more light; and the DIGIC 6 Image Processor, which actively reduces noise at high ISO speeds and processes images at high speed, even at full resolution. Thus, the Canon HS SYSTEM allows you to use higher shutter speeds to capture clearer images with reduced noise and blur in more situations.
5x Optical Zoom plus a new f/2.0 – f/3.9, 24mm Wide-Angle lens with Optical Image Stabilizer
Developed specifically for the PowerShot G1 X Mark II, this large aperture lens offers the highest specifications for any camera in this class, and incorporates dramatic improvements on all fronts based upon the feedback of PowerShot G1 X users. It offers a 5x zoom factor with a 24–120mm equivalent range that's perfect for any number of shooting scenarios, and it has an incredibly bright aperture value of f/2.0 at wide angle and f/3.9 fully zoomed. It has a newly designed inner focusing system which enables fast AF speed with minimal lens movement, a reduced focusing distance of 5cm, features 14 elements in 11 groups and has a 9-blade aperture diaphragm for beautiful background blur. Engineered to perform and deliver gorgeous images every time, it's the perfect lens for the PowerShot G1 X Mark II camera's amazing sensor. And, in response to the overwhelming requests from PowerShot G1 X users, it has an integral lens cap.
Optical Image Stabilizer
Handheld shooting can often lead to camera shake, making photos and videos blurry. Canon's Optical Image Stabilizer is a sophisticated system that uses lens-shift technology to correct for unwanted camera movement. It makes handheld photography more practical in more shooting situations, providing excellent image quality in many difficult situations: outdoors at dusk, inside without a flash, and even at the telephoto end of the zoom range without a tripod. For still photos, it enables shooting at slower shutter speeds, accommodating more low-light shooting situations than ever before without having to boost ISO sensitivity. With camera shake and vibration reduced, you get a sharper, steadier image. And because it is an optical system, there is none of the image degradation typical with electronic image stabilizers.
Built-in Wi-Fi®
The PowerShot G1 X Mark II is equipped with built-in Wi-Fi® technology for convenient sharing and transferring of your still images and video. Easily post your images to social networking and media sites – Facebook®, Twitter®, YouTube™, Flickr® and now Google Drive™ – through CANON iMAGE GATEWAY# directly from your PowerShot camera, or save them to the online photo album to share anytime, anywhere. The camera can also connect directly to both iOS® and Android™ devices*, and upload images via the free Canon Camera Connect app** without a computer. You can control the destination of your uploads to share with everyone or to selected groups, and even add comments. Sharing video is also easy with the PowerShot G1 X Mark II, which records video using the MP4 format with minimal file size. Enhanced Wi-Fi® makes posting in real time possible, so you can keep everyone up to date with amazing photos and video even as events unfold. The built-in Wi-Fi® technology on the PowerShot G1 X Mark II also allows you to transfer images to other Wi-Fi® equipped PowerShot cameras or print your photos directly to a PictBridge (Wireless LAN) certified printer.
One-touch connection to your mobile device or computer is also made possible on the PowerShot G1 X Mark II with the camera's dedicated Mobile Device Connect Button. You can choose to transfer images to your smartphone or tablet for immediate sharing with the Camera Connect app**, or to your computer on the same network with Image Sync to make saving and organizing your images easier. When the camera finds a linked computer on the same wireless network, images are sent directly to it. Otherwise, images are temporarily stored on CANON iMAGE GATEWAY# then transferred once a connection is made, eliminating the need for cables.
Remote Shooting
With the built-in Wi-Fi® on the PowerShot G1 X Mark II, you can use your smartphone or tablet* to remotely control the camera. Simply connect wirelessly to your device and access the free Canon Camera Connect app**. Your device will show a live image of the camera's capture for easy composition – perfect for wildlife and nighttime shots, group photos and all kinds of situations. The camera's versatile zoom, flash, self-timer and shutter are all under your control, with images being saved to your camera as usual.
* Compatible with iOS® versions 8.4/9.3/10.2. Android™ smartphone and tablet versions 4.1/4.2/4.3/4.4/5.0/5.1/6.0/7.0/7.1. Data charges may apply with the download of the free Canon Camera Connect app. This app helps enable you to upload images to social media services. Please note that image files may contain personally identifiable information that may implicate privacy laws. Canon disclaims and has no responsibility for your use of such images. Canon does not obtain, collect or use such images or any information included in such images through this app.
** This software enables you to upload images to social network services. Before uploading images, please be aware that image files may contain privacy related information such as people and places. If necessary, please delete such information. Canon does not obtain, collect or use such images or any information included in such images through this software.
# One-time registration is required on CANON iMAGE GATEWAY online photo album.
Built-in NFC (Near Field Communication)
The PowerShot G1 X Mark II camera supports NFC (Near Field Communication) technology, eliminating the need to find and open the Canon Camera Connect app* on your mobile device. Simply touch the NFC icon on your camera to your compatible Android device**, and the Camera Connect app will launch automatically for remote shooting and quick, easy sharing of your images. Built-in NFC technology also makes it simpler to install the app. If the app hasn't been installed yet, once you touch the devices together for the first time, the download screen will display automatically.
* This software enables you to upload images to social network services. Before uploading images, please be aware that image files may contain privacy related information such as people and places. If necessary, please delete such information. Canon does not obtain, collect or use such images or any information included in such images through this software.
** Compatible with Android smartphone and tablet versions 4.1/4.2/4.3/4.4/5.0/5.1/6.0/7.0/7.1.
Canon Full HD Video Advantage
Preserving your important memories and creative film clips in stunning quality is easy with Full HD recording on the PowerShot G1 X Mark II camera and its dedicated movie button. With the camera's advanced DIGIC 6 Image Processor, the camera records Full HD video in MP4 that is breathtaking even when played back on a large-screen HDTV via the camera's HDMI output. Video is recorded at 30 frames per second* with stereo sound and because clips are recorded in MP4, you can fit more on a single memory card. The smaller file size also makes it easier to download to a computer and share with family and friends.
Additionally, the PowerShot G1 X Mark II also records video in the Apple iFrame® format, which is a computer-friendly standard that speeds up importing and editing of videos. It keeps file sizes small, making it more convenient to upload or e-mail high-quality videos. The iFrame format enjoys native support in compatible Mac and Windows video applications, making it unnecessary to perform time-consuming and often quality-degrading conversions.
* Actual frame rate is 29.97 fps.
Bright, Capacitive 3.0-inch Tilt-type Touch Panel LCD
The PowerShot G1 X Mark II features an entirely new 1.04 million pixel capacitive screen that can tilt up 180 degrees and down 45 degrees for flexible shooting in any number of situations and angles. Touch-sensitive, it delivers intuitive touch panel operation and review. Menu and quick control settings can be accessed, and focus point and shutter release can be activated with the touch of a fingertip using Touch AF. Displaying fine detail, it's the perfect screen for composing and reviewing images. The screen is designed so that reflections are minimized and colors are realistically reproduced, and the display can be viewed, without glare, from any number of angles. And because the aspect ratio of recording has been set to 3:2, the aspect ratio of the LCD monitor has also been set to 3:2.
Dual Control Rings
The PowerShot G1 X Mark II camera's lens features two control rings on the lens barrel designed to enhance operability with quick, intuitive customizable functions. The inner ring is stepped and can be directed to set aperture value, shutter speed and exposure compensation. The outer, continuous ring has an easily recognizable different texture and makes fine tune adjustments simple, even enabling full-time manual focus that operates similarly to the focus rings found on typical SLR lenses. Working in tandem with the PowerShot G1 X Mark II camera's rear-mounted control dial, virtually every shooting function can be accessed and customized to any photographer's favorite specifications.
9-Blade Aperture
Thanks to the combination of its large sensor and large aperture lens, the PowerShot G1 X Mark II can easily be directed to capture images with great or very shallow depth-of-field. And thanks to the PowerShot G1 X Mark II's new 9-blade aperture diaphragm, blurred areas are particularly gorgeous, with subtle detail and blurred forms that appear almost completely circular.
Full Resolution Continuous Shooting and High Speed AF
Powered by the DIGIC 6 Image Processor, the PowerShot G1 X Mark II camera gives you a seamless, pro-like continuous shooting experience that's fully available in P, Tv, Av, M and Auto modes. Shooting and processing are now performed in tandem, eliminating buffering time to deliver high shooting speeds. With the significantly higher AF speed due to the newly improved Canon 1.5-inch CMOS sensor, streamlined processing also makes the camera's High Speed AF the fastest in Canon compact camera history, achieving focus nearly the instant the camera is aimed. With no separate mode setting and no reduction in image quality, you can freeze brilliant action shots with ease.
Shooting and Recording Modes Including 14-bit RAW + JPEG
The PowerShot G1 X Mark II offers a host of shooting and recording modes ranging from fully automatic to fully manual, plus Full HD movies and full-resolution high speed continuous shooting. The camera recognizes 58 shooting situations, automatically optimizing settings for achieving the highest quality shots on the go. Alternatively, you can exert complete creative control over the look and feel of your images. 14-bit signal processing, just as in EOS-series cameras, gives images notably rich detail and smooth gradation, and RAW images are available in a choice of 3:2 or 4:3 aspect ratios. Compared with 12-bit processing, 14-bit offers a 4x increase in RAW data for a visible impact, giving images rich detail in both highlights and shadows as well as smoother, more natural tonal gradation for outstanding image quality.
Star Shooting Modes
Starry skies were formerly out of reach to all but experienced SLR camera users, but star shooting modes on the PowerShot G1 X Mark II camera make these wonderfully impressive images accessible to all. With just a tripod and simple settings, you can capture exquisite Star Nightscapes, Star Trails, Star Time-Lapse Movies and Star Portrait. The new Star Portrait mode, which consecutively takes two shots of the subject plus one of the night sky and then merges them into a single image, enables beautiful portraits with a starry background. The modes can be performed fully automatic or with manual controls for extra versatility. Support functions including Night Display, Color Adjustment and Star Emphasis make any starry sky easier to capture.
Optional Electronic Viewfinder EVF-DC1
New for the PowerShot G1 X Mark II, the optional Electronic Viewfinder EVF-DC1 offers a high-resolution view and displays all shooting information in a brilliant and easily attached accessory. Mounted on the accessory shoe, the electronic viewfinder has a high eyepoint – perfect for those wearing glasses – and has a high precision XGA resolution LCD with 2.36 Million dots and displays the exact information found on the camera's LCD screen. It offers a dioptric adjustment range of -3.0 to +1.0 and can tilt up to 90°, helping to enable steady shooting even on an angle. The camera can be directed to switch automatically between the LCD and the viewfinder with an eyepiece sensor, or can be set manually with a dedicated button. Brightness can be set independently from the camera's screen, perfect for discreet operation.
The PowerShot G1 X Mark II is also compatible with an optional customizable grip*, perfect for photographers with particularly large or small hands.
* Custom Grip GR-DC1A will be available exclusively on the Canon Online Store.
31 AF point
With 31 easily selectable focus points arranged in an expanded, wide pattern across the image plane, the PowerShot G1 X Mark II focuses with admirable speed and precision. With smaller focus frame sizes, AiAF focus is more accurate, and with an expanded focus area, the camera has the ability to track focus, accurately and quickly, even when subjects are off center. The PowerShot G1 X Mark II also supports 1-point and Touch AF.
New Selectable Multiple Aspect Rati
Whereas the original PowerShot G1 X was only able to record RAW images in the 4:3 aspect ratio, the PowerShot G1 X Mark II is equipped with a new Aspect Ratio Function that can switch between 3:2 and 4:3 aspect ratios. When shooting in ratios of 3:2 and 16:9, the PowerShot G1 X Mark II will record a RAW file in a 3:2 ratio, and when shooting in 4:3, 1:1 and 4:5, the camera will record a RAW in 4:3.
Intelligent IS
It's easy to capture clear, steady images with the PowerShot G1 X Mark II, even in low light without using a tripod. That's because the camera is equipped with Canon's innovative Intelligent IS. The system automatically analyzes camera movement and applies the best shake correction method for the shooting situation – allowing you to focus on framing and capturing your shot. For stills, the system selects from Normal IS, Panning IS, Macro (Hybrid) IS and Tripod modes. When shooting video, the system selects from Dynamic IS, Powered IS, Macro (Hybrid) IS and active Tripod IS modes. New icons clearly mark the image stabilization mode, whether you're shooting still images or video.
Still Image Shooting
Normal IS - Corrects for a wide range of camera movement when shooting stills.
Panning IS - Panning motion is detected so that IS does not interfere with desired camera movement.
Macro (Hybrid) IS - Corrects for shift-type camera shake, which typically occurs in macro (close-up) shooting.
Tripod - When tripod use is detected, the Image Stabilizer is stopped because it is not needed.
Video Recording
Dynamic IS - Effective for video shooting at wide-angle focal lengths, eliminating the unwanted shaking that typically occurs while walking.
Powered IS - Compensates for hand movement when shooting video at the telephoto end of the zoom range, where camera shake is magnified.
Macro (Hybrid) IS - Corrects for motion blur that is likely to occur when shooting video while walking. Also compensates for the shift-type camera shake common in macro shooting.
Active Tripod IS - When shooting video while using a tripod, the image stabilization is active to compensate for slight camera shake.
Compatible with Canon Speedlite flashes
The PowerShot G1 X Mark II digital camera gives you access to exciting EOS accessories including all of the Canon Speedlite flashes, long revered by professional photographers. The high output of Speedlite flashes brings out the depth and texture of your images in full, natural beauty. The ultra-lightweight Canon Speedlite 270EX II is a compact, high-performance flash unit that's fun and easy to use, with adjustable illumination angle and guide number; the versatile Speedlite 320EX features an LED light on the front of the flash body that can be used to illuminate nearby subjects in dim light, ideal for shooting video.
High Dynamic Range scene mode
Shooting in high contrast environments can often result in photos with overexposed and underexposed sections. In order to tackle this problem, Canon developed the High Dynamic Range shooting mode to make shooting even more intuitive. Under High Dynamic Range the camera will shoot three different exposures in succession (underexposed, overexposed and normal) and then merge them into a single image. Underexposed areas are combined with the overexposed and vice versa, resulting in an evenly detailed image with flattering shadows and highlights. The PowerShot G1 X Mark II allows you to use this mode without a tripod and features four sub-modes in addition to Natural – Art Standard, Art Vivid, Art Bold and Art Embossed – which provide striking effects that add to the creativity of your compositions.
Compact digital still camera with built-in flash, 5x Optical, 4x Digital, and 20x Combined Zoom with Optical Image Stabilizer
12.8 Megapixels, 1.5-inch CMOS
Total Pixels
Approx. 15.0 Megapixels
Effective Pixels
Approx. 12.8 Megapixels (3:2); Approx. 13.1 Megapixels (4:3)
Focal Length
12.5mm (W) - 62.5mm (T) (35mm film equivalent: 24-120mm)
Optical Zoom
Digital Zoom
Focusing Range
Normal/Auto: 2.0 in. (5 cm) - infinity (W), 1.3 ft. (40 cm) - infinity (T);
Macro/Underwater Macro: 2.0 in. - 1.6 ft. (5-50 cm) (W);
Quick: 4.9-66.0 ft. (1.5-20 m) (W, T)
Autofocus System
TTL Autofocus (Full-time manual focus available)
Optical Viewfinder
Optional Electronic Viewfinder EVF-DC1
LCD Monitor
3.0-inch Tilt, Capacitive Touch Panel LCD (3:2)
LCD Pixels
Approx. 1,040,000 dots
LCD Coverage
Approx. 100%
Maximum Aperture
f/2.0 (W), f/3.9 (T)
Shutter Speed
1 - 1/4000 sec.
15 - 1/4000 sec. (in Tv Mode)
60 - 1/4000 sec. (in M Mode)
Shutter speeds available in Tv:
15, 13, 10, 8, 6, 5, 4, 3.2, 2.5, 2, 1.6, 1.3, 1, 0.8, 0.6, 0.5, 0.4, 0.3, 1/4, 1/5, 1/6, 1/8, 1/10, 1/13, 1/15, 1/20, 1/25, 1/30, 1/40, 1/50, 1/60, 1/80, 1/100, 1/125, 1/160, 1/200, 1/250, 1/320, 1/400, 1/500, 1/640, 1/800, 1/1000, 1/1250, 1/1600, 1/2000, 1/2500, 1/3200, 1/4000 (Unit: sec.)
Shutter speeds available in M:
60, 50, 40, 30, 25, 20, 15, 13, 10, 8, 6, 5, 4, 3.2, 2.5, 2, 1.6, 1.3, 1, 0.8, 0.6, 0.5, 0.4, 0.3, 1/4, 1/5, 1/6, 1/8, 1/10, 1/13, 1/15, 1/20, 1/25, 1/30, 1/40, 1/50, 1/60, 1/80, 1/100, 1/125, 1/160, 1/200, 1/250, 1/320, 1/400, 1/500, 1/640, 1/800, 1/1000, 1/1250, 1/1600, 1/2000, 1/2500, 1/3200, 1/4000 (Unit: sec.)
Auto*, ISO 100/125/160/200/250/320/400/500/640/800/1000/1250/1600/2000/2500/3200/4000/5000/6400/8000/10000/12800 (When in P mode)*Optimal ISO speed is automatically set depending on the shooting mode.
Light Metering Method
Evaluative*1, Center-weighted average, Spot*2
*1 Facial brightness is evaluated (Face Detect AE) in Face Detect.
*2 Fixed to Center, linked to AF frame
Exposure Control Method
AE Lock
Exposure Compensation
±3 stops in 1/3-stop increments
White Balance Control
Auto*, Daylight, Shade, Cloudy, Tungsten, Fluorescent, Fluorescent H, Flash, Underwater, Custom 1, Custom 2, Multi-area White Balance
* Facial color is evaluated in Face Detect (Face Detect WB).
Adjusts the white balance separately for the main subject and the background when the flash fires
Built-in Flash
Auto, On, Slow Synchro, Off
Facial brightness is also evaluated in Face Detect
Flash Range
1.6 - 22 ft. (W), 4.6 - 11 ft. (T) / (50cm - 6.8m (W), 1.4 - 3.5m (T))
Image brightness at the corners may diminish depending on the shooting distance
Recycling Time
10 seconds or less (battery voltage: 3.7 V)
Flash Exposure Compensation
±2 stops in 1/3 increments
Shooting Modes
C1, C2, M, Av, Tv, P, Auto, Hybrid Auto, Creative Shot*1, SCN*2, Creative Filters*3, Movie*4
Shooting movies is possible with the movie button
*1 Auto, Retro, Monochrome, Special, Natural categories
*2 Portrait, Smart Shutter*5, Star*6, Handheld Night Scene, Underwater, Snow, Fireworks
*3 High Dynamic Range, Nostalgic, Fisheye Effect, Miniature Effect, Toy Camera Effect, Background Defocus, Soft Focus, Monochrome, Super Vivid, Poster Effect
*4 Standard, iFrame Movie
*5 Smile, Wink Self-timer, Face Self-timer
*6 Star Portrait, Star Nightscape, Star Trails, Star Time-Lapse Movie
Photo Effects
My Colors Off, Vivid, Neutral, Sepia, Black & White, Positive Film, Lighter Skin, Darker Skin, Vivid Blue, Vivid Green, Vivid Red, Custom Color*
* Adjustment of contrast, sharpness, saturation, red, green, blue and skin tone are available. Not available in RAW and RAW+JPEG
Self Timer
Approx. 10-sec. delay, Approx. 2-sec. delay, Custom
Wireless Control
Not available
Continuous Shooting
Normal: Approx. 5.2 shots/sec. (in P mode)
AF: Approx. 3.0 shots/sec. (in P mode)
LV: Approx. 3.1 shots/sec. (in P mode)
Under conditions where the flash does not fire automatically. Differs depending on the zoom position.
Storage Media
SD/SDHC/SDXC/UHS-I Memory Cards
File Format
Design rule for Camera File system, DPOF (Version 1.1) compliant
Image Recording Format
JPEG (Superfine, Fine), RAW
JPEG Compression Mode
Still Image: Exif 2.3 JPEG, RAW (14 bit, CR2 (Canon Original))
Video: MP4 (Image data: MPEG-4 AVC/H.264; Audio data: MPEG-4 AAC-LC (Stereo))
Number of Recording Pixels
Still Images (JPEG, RAW):
1) 16:9 - Large: 4352 x 2448; Medium 1: 3072 x 1728; Medium 2: 1920 x 1080; Small: 640 x 360
2) 3:2 - Large: 4352 x 2904; Medium 1: 3072 x 2048; Medium 2: 2048 x 1368; Small: 640 x 424
3) 4:3 - Large: 4160 x 3120; Medium 1: 3072 x 2304; Medium 2: 2048 x 1536; Small: 640 x 480
4) 1:1 - Large: 3120 x 3120; Medium 1: 2304 x 2304; Medium 2: 1536 x 1536; Small: 480 x 480
5) 4:5 - Large: 2496 x 3120; Medium 1: 1840 x 2304; Medium 2: 1232 x 1536; Small: 384 x 480
Full HD 1920 x 1080: 30 fps (29.97)
Full HD, Star Time-Lapse Movie 1920 x 1080: 15 fps (14.985), 30 fps (29.97)
iFrame Movie 1920 x 1080: 30 fps (29.97)
HD 1280 x 720: 30 fps (29.97)
Digest Movie 1280 x 720: 30 fps (29.97)
Miniature Effect 1280 x 720*1: 6 fps, 3 fps, 1.5 fps
Miniature Effect 640 x 480*1: 6 fps, 3 fps, 1.5 fps
640 x 480: 30 fps (29.97)
*1 Playback: 30 fps (29.97)
Image data
Note: SF=Superfine / F=Fine
• The approximate number of images recordable on memory cards other than the above can be calculated by using the above figures as a reference and extrapolating accordingly.
Movie data
*1 Playback frame rate is 30 fps*2.
*2 Actual frame rate is 29.97 fps.
*3 Actual frame rate is 14.985 fps.
Playback Modes File
Still Images & Videos:Auto Rotate, Transition Effects (Off, Fade), Scroll Display, Rotate, Favorites, Search Jump*1 (Favorites, Date, Still Images, Movies, Digest, Jump 10 Images, Jump 100 Images), Smart Shuffle, Group Playback, Movie Digest, Filtered Playback, Slideshow*1 Can also be controlled with Front Dial. Still Images:Single, Index, Magnification (Approx. 2x-10x), Thumbnails, Information Display, Histogram, Overexposure Warning, Resume Playback, Red-Eye Correction, Cropping, i-Contrast, Resize, My Colors, Videos:Normal Playback, Skip Backward, Previous Frame, Next Frame, Skip Forward, Resume Playback, Erase Clip, Edit Digest Movie
Erase Modes
Select*1, Select Range, Select All Images
The image data in memory card stored with the design rule for camera file systems format can be erased (however, protected images cannot be erased).
RAW+JPEG images can be erased individually.
*1 Movies can be erased individually.
Video Out
Analog: NTSC or PAL, Digital: HDMI (HDMI™ micro connector)
Audio Out
SD memory card slot; direct connection to Canon SELPHY, PIXMA and PictBridge-compatible printers
Power Source
Battery Pack NB-12L, AC Adapter Kit ACK-DC100
Shooting Capacity
Approx. 240 Shots
Approx. 200 Shots with optional Electronic Viewfinder EVF-DC1
Approx. 300 Shots in ECO Mode
Playback Time
Approx. 5 hours
Operating Temperature
Operating Humidity
Dimensions (W x H x D)
4.58 x 2.91 x 2.61 in. / 116.3 x 74.0 x 66.2mm
Approx. 19.5 oz. / 553g (CIPA standard)
Approx. 18.2 oz. / 516g (Body only)
PowerShot G1 X Mark II
Compatible Supplies & Accessories
Canon offers a wide range of compatible supplies and accessories that can enhance your user experience with you PowerShot G1 X Mark II that you can purchase direct. Scroll down to easily select items to add to your shopping cart for a faster, easier checkout. Visit the Canon Online Store
AC Adapter Kit ACK-DC100
Battery Charger CB-2LG
Battery Pack NB-12L
Custom Grip GR-DC1A
Optional Custom Grip provides better grasp, similar to grips found on DSLR cameras.
Deluxe Soft Case PSC-6100
PSC-6100 - Deluxe carrying case for the G1 X Mark II
EVF-DC2 (Black)
Optional electronic viewfinder with dioptric adjustment ring attaches to camera's accessory shoe. Fully functional with EOS M6. Firmware update required for full functionality with additional compatible models. Available in black/silver.
Electronic Viewfinder EVF-DC1
This optional electronic viewfinder, with a high precision resolution LCD, attaches to the accessory shoe.
Filter Adapter FA-DC58E
Filter Adapter for the PowerShot G1X Mark II
Interface Cable IFC-400PCU
The Canon IFC-400PCU USB Interface Cable enables you to transfer your camera pictures to a computer fast. The cable connects to your camera and to the USB port on your PC or MAC Computer. Comes standard with the EOS 1Ds Mark III, 1D Mark IV, 1D Mark III, 1Ds Mark II, 1D Mark II N, 1D Mark II, 5D Mark II, 7D, 5D, 50D, 40D, 30D, 20D, 10D, Digital Rebel XTi, Digital Rebel XT and Digital Rebel. Please see Compatibility tab for compatible models.
Lens Hood LH-DC80
Lens Hood for the PowerShot G1X Mark II.
PowerShot: CarePAK PLUS (2YR)
CarePAK PLUS offers protection from accidental damage such as drops, spills, power surges, and more, including normal wear and tear, beyond the standard warranty period. It also includes Image Recovery (included with Cameras, Camcorders, and Printers with a memory card slot only), priority repair service, free return shipping, $0 deductible, genuine Canon factory service with only genuine Canon parts, and is transferable if you sell or gift your product. With a CarePAK PLUS, a damaged product will be repaired to good working condition or replaced with an equivalent product.
PowerShot: CarePAK PLUS (3YR)
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Hip-Hop that stays together, wins together. French Montana, Rico Love, and Omarion were all photographed in the lab together. Omarion was even spotted with none other than Harlem's own Ma$e in the booth. Kanye West and Future also linked up as well. Check out the various talents photographed together in the gallery.

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NASHVILLE (AP) – A new study shows Tennessee is among 11 states in which charter school performance has outpaced traditional public school growth in both mathematics and reading.
The study is by the independent Center for Research on Education Outcomes at Stanford University. It evaluated charter school performance in 26 states and New York City.
Tennessee's charter school students, in comparison to their traditional public school counterparts, were found to gain the equivalent of an additional 86 days of learning in reading and 72 days in mathematics.
Tennessee is tied with Rhode Island among states studied for the highest growth in reading.
This fall, Tennessee is expected to have about 70 charter schools serving more than 16,500 students.
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Hot 97's annual Summer Jam concert, which went down last night in New Jersey, is an annual mega-circus and a highlight of the year if you're a particular sort of rap fan in the greater New York area. The stadium show generally adds tons of surprise guests to its already-packed lineups and plays like a dizzy, fast-moving live version of one of the station's playlists. It's something of a tradition for the show's headliner to play a set utterly jammed with famous surprise guests. But last night, Nicki Minaj, the show's headliner, pulled out at the last possible second because of something that one of the station's DJs had said about her.
During the outdoor "festival" that always precedes the big stadium show, resident Hot 97 doofy white guy Peter Rosenberg said, "I know there are some chicks in here waiting to sing along with 'Starships' later. I'm not talking to y'all right now. Fuck that bullshit."
Pretty soon after that, Lil Wayne said on Twitter that "Young Money ain't doing Summer Jam," and that was it. As Billboard reports, Nicki and DJ Khaled both canceled planned sets. And that's significant, since Nicki's set was apparently set to include appearances from Wayne, Lauryn Hill, Nas, Foxy Brown, Beenie Man, 2 Chainz, and most of the Young Money crew. She also had a massive pink set built. Her set would've been a big deal, but it wasn't to be.
In the end, Nas and Lauryn Hill cobbled together an impromptu performance to end the show, and station DJ Funkmaster Flex shared some harsh words about Nicki and vowed to end a career on the air tonight at 7. But if I'd actually paid money for a Summer Jam ticket and found my way to Jersey, I would've been pretty pissed at both Nicki and the station.


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Today, the second version of i3 has been released. It supports floating windows now, which is convenient for many popups, toolbar windows, etc. i3 aims to be an improved tiling window manager, mainly inspired by wmii. Similarily to other tiling window managers, the goal is to increase productivity by not having overlapping windows. In contrast to wmii, i3 was designed to work well with Xinerama and particular attention has been given to producing clean, readable, and hackable code. See the website for goals, downloads and documentation or go directly to the userguide for a quick introduction.


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Fremantle captain Matthew Pavlich compares Mark Harvey sacking to Julia Gillard's overthrow of Kevin Rudd
Fremantle captain Matthew Pavlich has compared the 2011 sacking of coach Mark Harvey to Julia Gillard's overthrow of Kevin Rudd as Prime Minister, saying it was brutal but no different to what happens in the cut-throat corporate world.
Harvey's axing with a year to run on his contract caused widespread outrage in football circles, especially once details emerged of Fremantle's secret dealings to lure then-St Kilda coach Ross Lyon.
The coaching controversy has been detailed in a new book, "Fremantle Dockers: An Illustrated History", which celebrates the club's 20-year history.
Pavlich said Harvey's axing came as a shock to him, but he worked hard to ensure the players moved on quickly from the controversy.
"It was professionally brutal, but no more brutal than BHP getting rid of their CEO, or the Julia Gillard takeover of Kevin Rudd," Pavlich says in the book, which was written by former Dockers board member Les Everett.
It was professionally brutal, but no more brutal than BHP getting rid of their CEO, or the Julia Gillard takeover of Kevin Rudd.Matthew Pavlich
"I think the reaction to it - the public and media scrutiny - was a significant over-reaction.
"The next day, the players got together and ... I got up and said something along the lines of, 'There's going to be varying emotions here, but this is the decision that's been made and we have to get on with it'.
"It's like a decision from the umpire: you move on."
Harvey was mapping out the club's 2012 pre-season campaign with his assistant coaches when he was summoned into a meeting by chief executive Steve Rosich.
The fourth-year coach thought nothing of it at the time, but knew something was wrong when he entered the room and saw the body language of president Steve Harris and football operations manager Chris Bond.
"Well, that's football, isn't it?" was the last thing Harvey said to Fremantle's hierarchy after being told of his fate.
Harvey is still deeply hurt by the nature of his sacking, and refused to be interviewed for the book, saying he did not want to talk about it either now or in the future.
Rosich said he initially made contact with Lyon on September 4, 2011 to see if the veteran coach would be interested in leading the Dockers in 2013.
However, talk turned to arranging a deal for the 2012 season once St Kilda crashed out of the 2011 finals at the first hurdle.
Although the appointment of Lyon as Fremantle coach was heavily criticised at the time, it has proven to be a big success.
Lyon led the Dockers to last year's grand final, and the club has the chance to go one step better this year despite last week's shock loss to the Saints.
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RADCLIFF, Ky. (AP) - Police are investigating after finding $3 million worth of missing shoes at a central Kentucky home.
Media outlets report that officers with the Radcliff Police Department confiscated thousands of pairs of Nike shoes that were scattered in front of the home.
According to a search warrant filed last week, the shoes were supposed to be shipped in 2009 from a Nike distribution center in Tennessee to another one in Texas, but never made it.
The women who were in possession of the shoes said they had purchased them from someone else and didn't know they were stolen. They said they were selling them at a flea market.
Police are investigating. No arrests have been made.
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A cigarette and some tap water as a meal.
I am so poor, I had to eat a Mexican Breakfast today.
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When you pull down your pants and fart in somebody's face.
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WILMINGTON, Mass. — While working mostly with the defensemen as assistant coach for the Bruins' Providence (AHL) farm club under Rob Murray, Bruce Cassidy has helped mold some key contributors to the organization's success and the 2011 Stanley Cup championship squad.
Now that he's the head coach, Cassidy expects to have the same type of impact on all of Boston's prospects who are one step away from the NHL.
"When I first started, I was called a player's coach. I don't know what that means, to be honest," said Cassidy today at Bruins development camp during his first public statements since getting the P-Bruins head job. "I talk to the players, they're human beings, I like to put them in a position to succeed. I like to push them, to get a little bit more out of them. But I think I'm a lot less vocal than I was when I first started. I think part of that's just being around it longer and having young children now. I think that changes the way you look at things. But at the end of the day we're there to develop. So developing means communicating, teaching, it's reinforcing and then it's motivating and then when it's time, when the puck drops, then you're coaching. So those are basically the elements that I look at.
"But I think communication is a big thing nowadays … you can't just bark at them like you did 15 years ago and expect them to perform. It's a lot of explaining why and the purpose and how it benefits the team, how it benefits them. So that's what I'll do. It will just be an extension of what I've done for three years. I think the defensemen that have come through Providence in the last three years, for the most part, have all gotten better. They're not all playing for Boston because that's impossible, but you know Jeff Penner is a kid that played well but didn't really make it but we were able to move him for [Anton] Khudobin. So he was an asset, [Andrew] Bodnarchuk has been down there for a while and he's gotten better. It's just there's number crunch up here. You know [Adam] McQuaid and [Johnny] Boychuk, they've made it and good for them. And hopefully, some of these other young kids we have will get up also."
Cassidy's style earned him a head-coaching gig with the Washington Capitals, but he was dismissed during his second season in 2003-04. He last served as a head coach with Kingston of the OHL in 2006-07 and 2007-08, his last job before heading to Providence.
The P-Bruins haven't reached the postseason the last two years after a solid run of success that included an Eastern Conference finals berth in 2009. Cassidy thinks he knows why the team hasn't thrived and how to turn the club around.
"Well last year I think early on we had some goaltending struggles. I mean, coaches tend to do that, pin it on the goalies because it's easy, but I think they'd be the first to admit that there were some struggles you know," he said. "Like I said, [Michael Hutchinson] was a first-year guy. At the end of the day, I think he had a very good year but he had his ups and downs, and Nolan Schaefer had his ups and downs. Matt Dalton was given a chance. You know, usually at that level there's a lot of mistakes every night from every team, so you need a goalie to keep you [in there].
The year before I think we lacked scoring. The Bruins had some injuries two years ago, so we lost [Brad] Marchand, [Vladimir] Sobotka, [Trent] Whitfield, for extend periods of time. And those were the guys we relied on for scoring. And last year the Bruins stayed relatively injury-free so we had most of our lineup. I just think the younger guys that we counted on to score, some did, some didn't, but maybe there was too much pressure on them. I think down in the American League it's always nice when you have some proven guys to take that slack off the guys night in night out. I mean they have to, if you're drafted and you're a scorer, you've got to get it done. But it's hard when you're the go-to guy every night and you're playing against the other team'ss best pair … so those are some the things that I think hurt us."
The Bruins recently re-signed Whitfield and added Jamie Tardif and Josh Hennessy for their veteran presence and scoring ability. Khudobin was re-signed to be the P-Bruins' rock in goal. Now it's up to Cassidy and his assistant (still to be determined) to get the most out of a pretty deep pool of prospects Boston has drafted over the last several years.


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Aluxo Internetdienstleistungen is a one-person agency providing the creation of websites, online shops, SEO Stuff, consulting and everything customers need.
Target Audience are potential customers in every age and w/ or w/o expierience in webstuff
We will have a header navigation with these points (i added a translation for your understanding):
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The attached logo should be included.
We will have a subnavigation on some pages too:
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- Webseiten (web sites)
- Online-Shops (online shops)
- Suchmaschinenoptimierung (seo)
- Beratung (consulting)
Referenzen (folio)
- Webseiten (websites)
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The sub nav should be on the right hand site.
The general sence of the website is to offer the services, like creation of websites, online shops and so on.
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CAMBRIDGE, Mass. – The MIT water polo team played its final two Collegiate Water Polo Association (CWPA) Northern Division games Saturday, welcoming Connecticut College and St. Francis to the Zesiger Center pool. The Engineers came away with a split, defeating Connecticut College, 14-6, while falling to the Terriers, 13-3, to wrap up their league slate at 3-3 (7-13 overall).
Some of Tech's more unheralded players shined in the afternoon win over the Camels, including Brendan Deveney (Newton, Conn.), who doubled his season total with three goals. Kyle Bowman (Millbrea, Calif.) added a pair of markers while Jack Clark (Laguna Beach, Calif.) and Nikola Otasevic (Belgrade, Serbia) also found the net twice. Scott Stephens (Los Altos, Calif.) had a team-high five assists and Andres Simauchi (Miami, Fla.) added three field blocks.
Columbus Leonard (Mill Valley, Calif.) was stout in net as always, making four saves against five goals allowed over the first three periods. Kevin Hsiue (Alamo, Calif.) made a pair of stop in the final frame.
The Cardinal and Gray fell behind early on in the nightcap, trailing 4-0 after the first quarter and 5-1 at halftime. Tech battled for a pair of scores in the third, including a five-meter penalty shot by Clark, but would not score the rest of the way, falling to the Terriers, who are unbeaten in league play at 6-0.
Matt Chapa (Baytown, Texas) scored twice for MIT, in addition to Clark's penalty conversion. Leonard made five blocks in the losing effort.
Tech will finish up its home slate for the year, tomorrow, October 16, with a non-conference contest against Mercyhurst College at 1:00 p.m.


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Welcome to the tutorials made by community members, just like you! With this User Tutorial section, create tutorials and share knowledge that you have learned about robotics.
As you have witnessed, EZ-Robot has recognized the importance of robot education at home, classroom and workplace.
With a commitment to ensure education is shared, EZ-Robot encourages new inventions which advance our future and beyond!
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This tutorial uses the ControlCommand() EZ-Script command that instructs the Auto Position control to create a frame and respective action from the current servo positions. Every time the ControlCommand() is executed, another frame is added to the specified action with the current servo positions.
The result is that you end up creating an animation. This can be done using external controllers, such as the WiiMote, Joystick or even touch screen controls.
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So, you have a fantastic idea for a new control in EZ-Builder? This is the tutorial which explains step by step how to create a plugin for EZ-Builder. This tutorial will help you create a simple plugin with two buttons which move a servo to get you started.
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How to control more than one robot in a single EZ-Builder project. This tutorial uses Revolution robots that depend on the Auto Position control, but the similar approach can be used for any robot styles.
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This lesson will demonstrate how to control the Revolution JD Humanoid with an iOS or Android phone or tablet. At the end of this lesson, readers will be familiar with how to access and connect to the mobile JD example project, how to execute basic controls, and how to access the available programming workspaces. Follow along with The Robot Program Episode 023: Mobile JD. View the video episode here: https://www.ez-robot.com/Tutorials/Lesson/55
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This tutorial demonstrates how to modify speech synthesis in real-time within your text.
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This lesson provides an overview of how to charge EZ-Robot batteries and identifies where the battery cables are located on each robot body. The reader will learn how to properly charge and care for the robot battery. Follow along with The Robot Program Episode 005: Battery Charging and Care.
View the video episode here: https://www.ez-robot.com/Tutorials/Lesson/26
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This lesson will introduce the contents of the Revolution JD robot kit. Follow along with The Robot Program Episode 001: Revolution JD Box Contents. At the end of this lesson, readers will be able to identify the parts of the robot, the charging components, the Getting Started Guide, and where to find more information.
View the video episode here: https://www.ez-robot.com/Tutorials/Lesson/53
This lesson will demonstrate how to use EZ-Script to have the robot wave once it detects a face. At the end of this lesson, readers will be able to enable facial detection and code a basic script using EZ-Script. Follow along with The Robot Program Episode 022: Detect Face and Wave - EZ-Script. View the video episode here: https://www.ez-robot.com/Tutorials/Lesson/102
This lesson will demonstrate how to use RoboScratch to have the robot wave once it detects a face. At the end of this lesson, readers will be able to enable facial detection and code a basic script using RoboScratch. Follow along with The Robot Program Episode 020: Detect Face and Wave - RoboScratch.
View the video episode here: https://www.ez-robot.com/Tutorials/Lesson/94
This lesson will demonstrate how to use Blockly to have the robot wave once it detects a face. At the end of this lesson, readers will be able to enable facial detection and code a basic script using Blockly. Follow along with The Robot Program Episode 021: Detect Face and Wave - Blockly.
View the video episode here: https://www.ez-robot.com/Tutorials/Lesson/95
If the stickers that label JD's shoulder servos have fallen off, this lesson will show you how to figure out which is left and right for making the proper connections. The reader will learn a technique for determining the left and right shoulder servos. Follow along with The Robot Program Episode 004: Identify JD Shoulder Servos.
View the video episode here: https://www.ez-robot.com/Tutorials/Lesson/84
This lesson will demonstrate how to connect to and move the Revolution JD robot. Follow along with The Robot Program Episode 003: Getting JD to Move. At the end of this lesson, the reader will have learned how to connect to the robot using Wi-Fi, how to create and save a servo profile, and how to use the Auto Position and Soundboard controls to execute movements and routines.
View the video episode here: https://www.ez-robot.com/Tutorials/Lesson/32
This lesson will demonstrate how to build the Revolution JD robot. Follow along with The Robot Program Episode 002: Building JD. At the end of this lesson, the reader will have learned how to download the EZ-Builder software, where to access the step-by-step building instructions, how to Clip'n'Play the EZ-Bit robot components, and how to secure the connections to the EZ-B Robot Controller for fully building JD.
View the video episode here: https://www.ez-robot.com/Tutorials/Lesson/61
This lesson introduces the EZ-Builder Robot Software by exploring options and describing features. At the end of this lesson, the reader will be familiar with the overall layout and features of EZ-Builder. Follow along with The Robot Program Episode 006: Introducing EZ-Builder.
View the video episode here: https://www.ez-robot.com/Tutorials/Lesson/20
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This lesson demonstrates how to replace JD's battery in case it has worn out and no longer holds a charge. The reader will learn how to properly change the battery, if instructed to do so by EZ-Robot customer support. Follow along with The Robot Program Episode 016: Changing JD's Battery.
View the video episode here: https://www.ez-robot.com/Tutorials/Lesson/26
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This lesson will demonstrate how to connect to and move the Revolution AdventureBot robot. Follow along with The Robot Program Episode 012: Getting AdventureBot to Move. At the end of this lesson, the reader will have learned how to connect to the robot using Wi-Fi, how to track color, access the the RoboScratch workspace for programming, and how to execute wheeled movement.
View the video episode here: https://www.ez-robot.com/Tutorials/Lesson/83
This lesson will demonstrate how to build the Revolution AdventureBot robot. Follow along with The Robot Program Episode 011: Building AdventureBot. At the end of this lesson, the reader will have learned how to download the EZ-Builder software, where to access the step-by-step building instructions, how to Clip'n'Play the EZ-Bit robot components, and how to secure the connections to the EZ-B Robot Controller for fully building AdventureBot.
View the video episode here: https://www.ez-robot.com/Tutorials/Lesson/82
This lesson will introduce the contents of the Revolution AdventureBot robot kit. Follow along with The Robot Program Episode 010: AdventureBot Box Contents. At the end of this lesson, readers will be able to identify the parts of the robot, the charging components, the Getting Started Guide, and where to find more information.
View the video episode here: https://www.ez-robot.com/Tutorials/Lesson/81
This lesson will demonstrate how to connect to and move the Revolution Six robot. Follow along with The Robot Program Episode 009: Getting Six to Move. At the end of this lesson, the reader will have learned how to connect to the robot using Wi-Fi, how to move the robot, how to track the default color, and how to use the Auto Position and Soundboard controls to execute movements and routines.
View the video episode here: https://www.ez-robot.com/Tutorials/Lesson/35
This lesson will demonstrate how to build the Revolution Six robot. Follow along with The Robot Program Episode 008: Building Six. At the end of this lesson, the reader will have learned how to download the EZ-Builder software, where to access the step-by-step building instructions, how to Clip'n'Play the EZ-Bit robot components, and how to secure the connections to the EZ-B Robot Controller for fully building Six.
View the video episode here: https://www.ez-robot.com/Tutorials/Lesson/62
This lesson will introduce the contents of the Revolution Six robot kit. Follow along with The Robot Program Episode 007: Six Box Contents. At the end of this lesson, readers will be able to identify the parts of the robot, the charging components, the Getting Started Guide, and where to find more information.
View the video episode here: https://www.ez-robot.com/Tutorials/Lesson/50
In searching for a noise tolerant microphone for my EZ-Robot AdventureBot I checked out the Amazon Echo product which has a great feature in its always-on array microphones. You can even place several low-cost Echo Dots ($50) around your home to enable multi room use. The problem was how to get it to talk to EZB.
The answer is, as pointed out by @Mickey666Maus in a previous post, the free web service called IFTTT (If This Then That). IFTTT has a built-in interface (Channel) that supports Amazon Echo and includes a user defined Channel called Maker that offers a means to send http commands to devices.
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How To install bot software, EZ builder Synbot plugin and example SIML project files
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Speech recognition is becoming a very popular way to control robots. This tutorial will explain the EZ-Builder speech recognition control in detail, and go through the the steps of how to set it up. It will also include further information such as explaining the controls, training Windows Speech Recognition, and general information on using speech recognition successfully.
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This tutorial is an introduction to working with text files in EZ-Builder. EZ-Builder gives you the ability to write information to text files and read information from text files. You can use this for logging data, giving your robot a memory, a way to read in data you might not want to manually enter in a script and anything else that your imagination might lead you to use text files for.
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Call it a pet peeve or just wanting help people post pictures in their forum threads with the correct orientation. This tutorial will help you prepare your pictures for uploading in to the forum threads. Everyone is making great looking robots, now lets make great looking threads!!!!
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A NeoPixel ring or strip can be controlled by the EZ-B by using an Arduino as an interface. In this tutorial, we will show the wiring necessary, the Sketch that needs to be loaded onto the Arduino and some example scripts to use in EZ-Builder to use the NeoPixel ring.
Just a big thanks to @RobertL184 (who supplied the original sketch) for the time and energy that he put into getting this working for the community.
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Here is a tutorial on how to use the Lynxmotion SSC-32 Servo Board with EZ-Script. *Note: EZ Builder has an SSC-32 control which is also supported in the auto-positioner and native servo controls. This example is only for EZ-Script and the SSC-32 without using the EZ-Builder SSC-32 Control.
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This tutorial goes over the commonly asked questions and errors encountered when installing ez-builder, as well as compatibility and other tips!
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The Win10 Anniversary update broke my third party Ivona voice. This short tutorial shows how you can fix it again.
Credit goes to Steve G for his excellent tutorial that got my voice working in the first place!
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Building large wheels for a robot that are lighter weight than the rubber/ steel hub surplus stuff. Tools required are a circular saw, a jig saw, at least 3 clamps, a heat gun, a hacksaw and a drill/driver. Materials required are 3/4 inch plywood, 3/8 inch plywood, and 1/8 inch hardboard. Also required are 1 1/8 inch drywall screws and adhesive.
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How To: Control Windows Media Player
The question has come up a couple of time in various forum threads about how to control the Media Player. We have learned many things about how to control the Media Player through these threads, so it's time we make a tutorial.
One caveat is that when we talk about the Media Player, we are referring to the Desktop Media Player version, not the "funky" Windows 8 app Media Player.
** Please Note, these PowerShell scripts may not work in Windows 10 **
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How to calibrate the continuous rotation servos and adjust their speed. AdventureBot is used in this example.
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Using a batch file and a script in EZ-Builder you can create a scripted method to auto backup your EZB project file.
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Connect a Meccanoid to your EZ-B by using an Arduino as the translator.
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Have your Arduino count motor encoder rotations. Connect the Arduino to your EZ-B UART #0 port to send the encoder counts.
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This tutorial shows how to use a DC motor as a Servo, using a Sabertooth+Kangaroo boards combination and EZ-builder
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This tutorial will cover some basics on using the ADC (Analog to Digital Converter) ports on the EZ-B v4. Included will be some information about the ADC ports, mention some of the peripherals that can be used with them, the EZ-Builder ADC controls you can use, and some script examples for you to look at and try.
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Pulse Width Modulation is the method of having a digital port, which is only On or Off to have a varying output voltage. Use this approach to flash and LED with a pulsing effect.
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The speech recognition uses a confidence level to determine if it understood your verbal command. This tutorial demonstrates how to add a response to the speech recognition if it does not understand you, and asks to repeat the command.
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This is a tutorial to help those of you having issues with speech synthesis working within EZ-Builder on a Windows 8.1 computer. Hopefully this will help you whether you're a seasoned EZ-Builder user, or if your just starting out, and are facing issues with speech synthesis.
UPDATE: The fix outlined in this tutorial also works for Windows 10, where a similar issue occurs.
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This tutorial will explain what is needed for powering an EZ-B v4, any peripherals connected to it such as servos and sensors, and will talk about the different power requirements and hardware options that can be used to help avoid problems with your robotic projects.
Whether you are new to robotics, or have been involved in the field for years, hopefully this will help to confirm or deny a few misunderstandings, and set you on the road for having a safe and solid electrical system in your robotic projects. This tutorial will cover Amps, Volts, EZ-B v4 power specs, Batteries and Mains supplies. It will also go through what Series and Parallel means, how to use a multi-meter, Power regulation such as regulators and Buck converters, and electrical wire.
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In this tutorial, we'll learn about the different types of power supplies, and their use with the ez-b and other hardware, to help you find the right method to power your robot.
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This is an online version of the EZ-Script manual for easy reference. It is a copy of what can be found under the "EZ-Script Help" tab inside of a controls script editor inside EZ-Builder. There are two versions of the manual in this document... the full one page manual, and a broken down version arranged in alphabetical order for your convenience. Use this online manual when you want to reference it, but do not have EZ-Builder on your device.
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This tutorial will guide you through how to set up and use the "Soundboard" controls to give your robot the ability to have sound effects and play music without any additional hardware. This tutorial will explain the various soundboard controls, what they do, and will give a couple of examples that you can play with.
This Tutorial will explain what an "Array" is, and give you some examples of how they are, or can be used within EZ-Builder and your robotics projects. This is not a "How to" tutorial, but more of a guide explaining how how arrays are used in various applications.
This tutorial will guide you through the setup and various uses for using one of the available plugins that can be found on then EZ-Robot website. The display plugin displays your robots response in a text format on a computer or tablets screen.
This is a great option if you have a computer display installed on your robot, as this plugin control can be used where speech synthesis is not an option for people with hearing difficulties, and allows them to interact with your robot. This is also useful if you have a robot that does not speak, much like R2-D2, as this can act as a translator of sorts.
This is a short tutorial to show you how to create a tutorial for the EZ-Robot website, using the "Tutorials" section.
This excellent tutorial was created by Rich Pyke, and has been posted on his behalf.
This Tutorial will go through the steps for making a TIP120 and TIP122 transistor switching circuit. These can be used much like a relay or switch for turning on and off a string of LED's for example, but have the added bonus of using PWM (pulse width modulation) so you can adjust the brightness of the LED's. This became an evolving tutorial with additional information and options available being added. The change log at the end of this post explains changes made. Any additional information will be added as and when discovered.
This tutorial will explain what an initialization script is and how to use them in your EZ-Builder projects. Initialization scripts, sometimes referred to as "Init" scripts are used to prime controls, devices, or existing scripts within your EZ-Builder projects, and sets them ready for use. Sometimes, you may see it referred to as a "Run Once" script. In the next few steps, I will go through how to set an "Init" script up, and go through some of the main uses for this function, that includes servos speeds and setting variables.
This tutorial will cover the different uses with a Pandorabot chatbot and EZ-Builder. Pandorabots is a great option for having dynamic speech synthesis conversations with your robot, and you can tie in it's responses with Cheat Sheet commands to control sensors, media files, servos ect, all from the EZ-Builder Pandorabot control.
You can customize the Pandorabot with different and new responses, and there is quite a bit of documentation online describing how to use certain functions, such as using the tag for variable response for different user names, and using tags to keep conversations on topic, some of which will be covered in this tutorial.
For anyone who uses, or wants to use voices, you may be aware that they also supply sound effects with the voices they offer. These are great to have your robot sound, well, like a robot and not so human. Downloading a Cepstral voice and selecting a sound effect to use such as "Old Robot" will work fine with Windows Narrator, but won't work straight away with EZ-Builder, only the non effect voice will be heard. But there is a way to achieve this.
Here is a companion tutorial to go with the ADC tutorial. The ADC ports on the EZ-b v4 can host a number of different kinds of sensors that run on 3.3 volts. There are some sensors however that need a helping hand to work and the v4's analog ports, and flex sensors are one such sensor.
In this tutorial, I will go through the steps for how to get a flex sensor up and running on an ADC port.
Given the wide range of actuators and electronics which go into a robot, choosing the right battery may not be an easy task. This tutorial guides you through the thought processes involved in choosing one or more batteries for your robot.
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Another one which was written and hidden within a different topic and should warrant it's own tutorial post, the IF (etc.) commands.
[quote]If (Value Condition Value )
IF condition can support multiple comparisons and functions.
Condition tree must be closed with an ENDIF[/quote]
An if command requires a condition, this is the part in brackets after it. Think of it logically, it's the same as you think when you decide IF you want to do something or not. So, for instance, you go to...
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You can use a Camera in EZ-Builder as a button without any external code. I created a custom multicolor named "Dark" and set it a orange/red range and I set it to the maximum size for detection. This is what worked best for me as I discovered the orange/red color range was reflected off my hand as it moved toward the camera to block the view.
I started out using the darkest shade of blue possible but...
It seems a lot of people are getting a little confused over the script commands for receiving data and have noticed the syntax is incorrect. So it's tutorial time again :)
Basically, the common mistake is to assume the command for receiving ADC, HTTP etc. data is like;
However that will return an invalid syntax.
If you think about it, that is no different to having a line of code which is;
The returned data in the HTTPGet example could be 23, so what...
So, you finally have your EZ-B v4. You love it already, and you're ready to hook this baby up to some sort of Dynamixel powered creation. You go to plug everything in, and - wait. You have no idea how to set those Dynamixels up.
Well, I do, and I'll show you how.
Dynamixels are intelligent servos that can track not only position, but temperature, speed, and load. The servo can automagically shut itself of incase of...
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For Dave and Richard and anyone else who is interested, here is fully working and tested code for using the Kangaroo (with bi-directional comms) via the UART on the V4 with encoder feedback.
I am still quite new with EZ scripting so the code may not be as elegant as I would like, I could not find an ASCII to decimal function in EZ-Builder so I had to write a block of code to do this DJ maybe I am missing...
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Now I know there are video tutorials however sometimes it's cool to have a text/image based walkthrough which can be printed too.
One of the first things you may want to do when you get your EZ-B V4 is to change how it connects. By default it acts as an access point which your PC or Mobile device will connect to. That's fine for some however I plan to have mine online and connected to my home network.
In order to change...
I made a few How-to videos showing people how to connect the ez-b v4 in both Ap mode, and in client mode. This first video shows how to connect for the first time in AP Mode.
AP mode: The ez-b gives of its own Wi-Fi connection(hotspot) and is connected to the computer directly.
AP Mode is the mode the ez-b first starts on. You have to connect to it in AP mode before you can switch to Client Mode.
AP Mode:
Client Mode:...
Demonstration how to use the Speech Synthesis Control to make your robot talk.
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One item that crops up often is sound activated LEDs or lights. And while the Sound Servo control in EZ-Builder can handle this it is not perfect. So some clever scripting needs to be used to activate/deactivate/dim the lights or LEDs.
A quick little example of the outcome of the script initially done for Rex's project Questor.
So how is it done? It's very simple to be honest.
First add the Sound Servo control and set it up as below.
Notice how the port...
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Setting Up L298n H-Bridge
This tutorial assumes only a single combined speed control for both motors. For independent speed of each motor the tutorial will be slightly different - See post #2 of this topic.
Assuming ports D15, D16, D17, D18 & D19
D15 Signal > Left Trigger A (In 1)
D16 Signal > Left Trigger B (In 2)
D17 Signal > Right Trigger A (In 3)
D18 Signal > Right Trigger B (In 4)
D19 VCC > H-Bridge 5V
D19 Ground > H-Bridge Ground
D19 Signal > H-Bridge...
As discussed in the Twitter topic, I have successfully integrated Notify My Android's (NMA) API in to EZ-Builder through EZ-Script. This will allow push notifications from EZ-Builder to your Android devices for instant remote warnings and information.
To set it up first you must have a Notify My Android account, there are free accounts or for a flat $4.99 fee you can upgrade. Free are fine if you send less than 5 notifications per day but for $5 it's worth upgrading...
Here is one way to eliminate the need for an additional battery to power the EZ-B. The Roomba SCI 7-pin mini din connector provides unregulated battery power at 1/2 amp directly to pins 6 & 7 (Gnd) and pins 1 & 2 (Positive battery)
Normally on a fully charged Roomba battery the voltage can be as much as 17 vdc. Since the EZ-B (3) can accept up to 17 vdc direct Roomba battery power can be used to run...
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Hi all,
EDIT: the below post has been changed to reflect changes to correct wrong information and show the successes I had with the proper wiring information I received from the fabulous EZ Robot Support team:
I spent some time over the past couple days seeing what I could do with the sound that can be streamed from my computer and played through the EZB V4. First I gotta say I'm no sound engineer or even a weekend garage installer. Just...
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Hello again,
I have created an LCD Display for the EZB4.
This is a very cheep and easy project.
You will need
1 LCD display ( my code is set up for 2 line 16 char display)
1 Arduino ( any model will work but i recomend the Pro MINI)
Oh here is the wiring . again I am using the pro mini . this is...
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I designed a wide angle IR (non contact) bumper for robots a while back but never used it. It may be useful to the folks here on the forum so I thought I would post it.
The neat thing about this IR bumper is that it will detect most objects in front of it without any scanning like using a rotating servo plus ranger so no moving parts and its very fast. It also reports back the position of smaller objects...
Here's a video which shows how you can use a GoPro for time lapse photography with Roli. - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IreUCKTxbbg
Question - which control is being used? I'd like to know where to enter the script to allow Roli to move. I assumed it was either the camera control or the Auto Position Movement Panel. I entered the script in each control but Roli isn't responding.
Here is the script from the video:
Any suggestions?
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K-9 asks "Would you like to play a game?"
So from the famous(ish) line from the movie "War Games", I have taught K-9 a simple, but fun game to entertain people and wanted to showcase it here. I've had some time on my hands, and I gave scripting a game a go, the game being "Rock, Paper, Scissors" aka "Roshambo" aka "lots of other things". As K-9 doesn't have any hands I had to think of a way for him to...
Want to make your robot respond more naturally and not the same thing every time? Here's how to make it answer differently every time!
Hey guys.
Made this tutorial for people who had difficulty understanding the Ez-Robot tutorials, All unscripted.(This will be my new vid tutorial name: Unscripted)
Hope it helped someone! If it did, Like it! If you want more, Subscribe!
Roll The Film!
So, you've built your ez-robot and now you would like to make your own mobile app. Did you know EZ-Robot has a robot appstore? And that you can easily create your own robot apps to share with the world!
The MYO is a creative controller for interacting with your ez-robot. It
uses gestures and an accelerometer to trigger actions, events and move
servos. This tutorial demonstrates how to add a Myo to your EZ-Robot.
Here's a link to the manual page: http://www.ez-robot.com/Tutorials/Help.aspx?id=206
I've added a video to the 18 RGB LED Block, Humanoid Head with Camera & RGB Eyes and 18 RGB LED PCB to explain how to use them. There have been questions in the past on how to set it up for displaying graphical animation. Here's your answer :)
One of the features that makes ez-robot so special is the camera that can detect faces, objects, glyphs, qr codes and multiple colors. For this tutorial, we will use the JD Humanoid. However, this process can easily be applied to any ez-robot configuration.
Hey everyone!
Following Dave Schulpius's tutorial for adding a 3.5mm headphone jack to the ez-b I successfully connected my wired speaker to the ez-b. Here's a vid detailing the hack and how I did.
Original tutorial:
Hope it helped!
Ok. So.
People who might be unsure how they're supposed to connect h-bridges to the ez-b V4 will wanna check this one out for an idea.
I made this video to show people how my Dewy drivetrain is currently setup. If it helped anyone, let me know! If I was wrong at any point in the video leave a comment on it.
Thanks guys, And I hope it helps!
Hello gang!
I had an idea this morning and put together this little project.
I have a few Sure Compasses around and wanted to see ways to use them.
The video is simple and explains how to use it.
If you have any questions post them here and I will answer them.
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I wail back I posted some information on using an Arduino as a I2C Sensor controller to use with the EZB3&4
I will post this in 3 stages ..
Stage one.. right here right now.
In this video you can see how im using the arduino to read the ultrasonic sensor . that in turn is being read by the EZB board via I2C.
This is the only code needed to read the ping for the EzBuilder script
print(I2CRead(0, 2,6 ))
The code for the...
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Using the Sure DC SS503V100 with EZB4 from EZ-Robots
Using UART Communication
We will be using these pins on the Sure Compass
Pin 3 (RX) on Compass to the (TX) pin on EZB4 UART
Pin 4 (TX) on Compass to the (RX) pin on EZB4 UART
Pin 5 (OPT) on Compass to the (3.3v) pin on EZB4 UART
OPT is set HIGH by adding the 3.3v to change the device from I2C to UART communication.
Pin 22 (+3.3v) on Compass to the (3.3v) pin on EZB4 UART
Ok so i have a few people who want me to cast them omnibot or 2000 tires. The process is fairly simple but most effective if you have a vacuum pump.
First you need you tire specimen to copy. In this case i removed a reconditioned tire from my omnibot 2000. As long as the specimen is physically the shape you want you can use it. You may also use a 3d printer to print a hard...
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Have you ever wanted to take a sound files and edit it so your robot can play it back? A nifty and free piece of software called Audacity makes it possible to do just that. You can edit sound files as well as entire songs.
First you'll need to download Audacity from:
I've been using this software a lot to create sound files for my RedBender robot. Because the robot is my take on Bender from Futurama...
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Hello Guys my Self Mohanish From India and i'm also an Mechanical Engineer and working as a Designer. i would like to know that how to make robots? frankly speak i'm totally unaware about it. i was try searching on Google but cant find anything what i required. on Google i was find this site and its look like what i required
I need to know how robot works?
I need to know which parts are Required for making 4...
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Hi Guys,
When rummaging in the attic I found my old Omnibot with the remote and the original battery pack :) The battery is dead but I popped in two double A's and the digital clock still works. I was too young to really understand what I had was more than just a toy (I was 5 when I got it).
Anyway, I want to work on a project with my daughter. She's 7 but she's taken a real liking to...
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This is for anyone out there who would like to know a metric to imperial conversion trick on a calculator. I only post this due to another thread where there was a lot of mixed measurements due to measuring device availability.
On a calculator with a tax- and tax+ button, set the tax as 2440. When you have a measurement in inches, hit the tax+ for millimeters, and tax- for millimeters to inches. ;)
We use this at work dealing...
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Circuits.io is an online, browser based schematic drawings, PCB design and breadboard simulation package by AutoDesk. It can be very useful for testing out circuits before you even get around to physically building them and even has a built in Arduino script simulator (which can be useful for testing out how switching of ports or ADC values can effect circuits).
The software is pretty simple to use however I decided to write some tutorials on how to use each of the...
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Hello everyone,
I had been trying for some time now and have finally come up with a code for taking values from the IMU. @DJ here it goes; I would also like you to include it in the next update of the SDK if possible.
So, to understand it step by step here is how it goes:
1. The latest SDK has some issues in reading method from the I2C port, so I searched over and used one of the early EZ_B dll's....
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Hey guys , making projects easier means having the right tools. Ezb does alot, but it can do even more by making simple circuits. This is a new tool that last year was in beta from the autodesk family. It is available now to use online through the Web or installed on a PC as an application for free. Previously circuits was a independent open source group and still follows collaborative effort among other users. They...
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I say it often enough... "what does the datasheet say?" or "look on the datasheet"
But not everyone has the datasheets or knows where to find them so let's make it easy!
It's slowly being populated will be cleaned up where needed (I may even throw in some EZ-B connection schematics and instructions if I get the time to do them). To be honest, at the time of writing this I have literally only just started it and it's...
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I found this very informative guide on voltage regulators from and why switching regulators extends your battery life between charges.
A Beginner's Guide to Switching Regulators
What is wrong with a linear regulator?
Linear regulators are great for powering very low powered devices. They are easy to use and cheap, and therefore are very popular. However, due to the way they work, they are extremely inefficient.
A linear regulator works by taking the difference between the input and output...
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There are a lot of different LCD Displays out there and a lot of them can be tricky to get working. All of them require some sort of backback which converts the serial or I2C commands sent to it in to what is displayed on the screen, but these commands can change between manufacturers and even models.
A while ago @toymaker did a quick tutorial on the Devantech LCD displays which are great to use but I always like a choice.
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I think the recent questions about regulation of voltage it would be helpful to post a tutorial style information center. I happen to have obtained many of the common sub 15 amp regulators. Having them all in one place provides some advantages in that I can directly compare them in size , efficiency , temperature ect. If you have a suggestion of info to add into this post I will consider adding it for future reference. If there is...
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Hi guys just woundering can you hoke up an ez-b to a 9 vollt battery because 6 aa batteries are 9 volts and if I could use a 9 volt battery it would give me alot more spase in my wall-e.
Dante *confused*
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The Polymorphic Thermoplastic is available in 1kg variety in the store for 40 dollars. I linked it above. I would recommend everyone who buys a EZ Robot kit to get a bag of this stuff because you can use it literally on every project. It's just as useful as hot glue , epoxy or solder.
I needed to make a stand fore close up lighting when soldering and using the new HD camera. A few grams was plenty to shape...
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the simple guide on how to design ez-bits
note: no paid software is needed :D
note: in order to upload the ez-bits under your name you will need to be logged in in the software and need to have a internet connection!
step one: download & install sketchup 8 or later http://www.sketchup.com/
step two: download and install the stl plugin: http://extensions.sketchup.com/en/content/sketchup-stl (or download
step three: start modelling to your ideas in sketchup, but keep in mind the dimensions of the ez-b connectors (pic...
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Hey guys sharing this for anyone who wants or has a wild thumper that you can make it a little more indoor friendly and these tires would have better control on smoother non-off-road applications. This is a streettire wheel from dagu and comes with a brass hub.
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Hello Community, Do you want to add a few pounds of batteries or maybe a cool arm to Roli, but still want that power to tackle uneven terrain? Yea me too!
I am bringing you great news on upgrades for the coming Roli Robot kit and this also applies to the Rover 5 Dagu chassis sold separately in the store.
The chassis uses two right angle gearboxes , there are 4 "legs" on the chassis. I found the part...
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I grant you that this isn't my tutorial but rather a reference to tutorials. That being said, here ya go. :)
I was poking around the SparkFun.com website and took a little time looking at what they have in the tutorials section. Quite a lot of it is illustrated well for beginners to novice. I thought I'd share this with our newer members but it's also a great refresher. It's may be a good reference for the commonly asked topics. [url=https://learn.sparkfun.com/tutorials/pull-up-resistors]Pull...
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Hello community , in the spirit of diy progression I am sharing some pictures and info on vacuum grippers. I will make a separate thread for pressurized grippers and cylinders so that they are easier to search and find. Simple vacuum grippers consist of a few parts
-pressure/vacuum cylinder
-hard tubing
-suction cup style gripper
The actuator can easily be a rc servo , then a vacuum chamber a syringe , since this is a low neg pressure aquarium off or vinyl...
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Hello guys this is a improment over the past tutorial posted for converting a PC power supply to be a bench 12 volt supply. This tutorial uses the same computer PSU to make a adjustable 0 to 24 volts. This means testing equipment of different voltages will be much easier. Now you don't need to hunt down a ad adapter and cut it up only to find it's not really the voltage you needed.
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here my first tutorial on Voltage Regualtors and my EZ-B mishap
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Here is how I hooked up the (USB to TTL) Adapter in place of the Bluetooth module that sits on top of the EZ-B.
1. I very carefully removed the Bluetooth module from the EZ-B by using a small flat blade screw driver to pry it up. The double sided tape eventually let loose from the IC Chip and I pulled the module free from the EZ-B header .
2. I used the that I got...
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Here's a video of a balance bot concept with two wheels.
#print("MMAX=$mmAX MMAY=$MMAY MMAZ=$MMAZ n=$n")
if ($mmay`>116)
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Hi... During my experiments to transform everyday hardware in robot pieces, I came up with the need to build a very simple hand... Something. After trying a few desings, I created these very afordable ones, tha I would like to share with you...
Later I'll post a simple how to...
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Since it was mentioned a few days ago it has been at the forefront of my mind bugging me to play with it, so let's play :)
First I will cover the wiring of the TellyMate Tiny to the EZ-B and then I will cover how to use it.
So, when you get one it'll turn up and you have a bunch of bits;
1. Composite Video Cable
2. TellyMate Tiny board
3. Angled Pin Headers
4. Straight Pin Headers
5. 3x2 Pin Header for ISP
First things...
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NOTE: This topic is over a year old and was started when the EZ-B V3 was current. Some topics linked to and projects listed may be out of date. Always check the information is current. If in doubt, ask!
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XCShop.com Affiliates System FAQ
What is an Affiliate programme?
Affiliate programmes are revenue-sharing arrangements between companies and associate websites (the affiliate). Affiliates place banners or adverts on their website and earn commission on click-throughs or sales. Wikipedia has a page on it here.
How does the XCShop.com affiliate programme work?
Affiliates (that's you) put banners and adverts on their website which advertise Cross Country magazine, Paramotor magazine and XCShop.com. When someone clicks on a banner and then goes on to buy something, the website owner (you) receives commission.
How much is the commission?
10% on all sales.
How much will I make?
You will be paid 10% commission on every sale. So if through your website XCShop.com sells £500 of goods, you will be paid £50. Your monthly total depends on how much traffic your website has.
What if I refer someone and they don't buy straight away but come back directly to XCShop. Do I still earn commission?
Yes! When a customer arrives at XCShop having clicked through from your banner our software places a 'cookie' on their computer. That cookie remembers that this customer was referred to us by you. Provided the customer uses the same computer the cookie will make sure you are given the commission. XCShop.com cookies only last for 30 days though and are superseded if the same customer on the same computer follows another affiliate's click through banner.
Does it cost anything to become an affiliate?
No. It's free to join. Anyone who runs a website or blog can sign up: clubs, schools, competition websites, even individual pilots who blog.
Do I have to be based in any one country?
No. The scheme is open to everyone, wherever they are.
Do I have to handle the products or any money?
No. You don't take any money from customers, handle any of the products or send anything out. You are just a link in the chain – a signpost – between the seller and the customer.
What happens after I have signed up?
You are given logon details. You will then be able to choose from a number of banner ads in different sizes. You copy the code and paste it into your site. If you want to, you can promote the banners by pointing them out to your readers and explaining how it works. Then you start earning money.
How do I know where to put the banners to be most effective?
There is a lot of information online about this. In general, put them in a prominent place on your website. If you feel it will help, or for reasons of transparency, tell your readers that your organisation earns money on every sale if they buy a subscription or anything else by clicking on the banners.
How long does this run for?
There is no time limit. The XCShop.com affiliate scheme is ongoing. Occasionally we will send you emails to highlight a new banner, or new products in XCShop.
How do I get paid?
Payments are made every month subject to a minimum payment of £50. If you have earned less than £50 since your last payment it will be held over till the next month. Payments are made by British cheque in either Euros or Pounds or PayPal – you choose.
What if I have a problem?
Email us on firstname.lastname@example.com with 'Affiliate scheme' in the subject field, and we'll help sort it out.
How do I sign up?
Click here to get started: