Scribd
Upload
52 views8 pages

At-BOT ConsturctionManual E

The document provides step-by-step instructions to assemble an AT-BOT robot. It includes a parts list and diagrams showing how to connect the various components including spike wheels, motors, metal bars, and an ATX controller board. The assembly involves attaching the spike wheels to motor hubs, connecting angle bars to the base plate, securing the motors and battery holder, and linking the motor cables to the appropriate ports on the controller board. In total there are 15 steps to fully construct the robot.

Uploaded by

Nz225
Copyright
© © All Rights Reserved
We take content rights seriously. If you suspect this is your content, claim it here.
Available Formats
Download as PDF, TXT or read online on Scribd
52 views8 pages

At-BOT ConsturctionManual E

The document provides step-by-step instructions to assemble an AT-BOT robot. It includes a parts list and diagrams showing how to connect the various components including spike wheels, motors, metal bars, and an ATX controller board. The assembly involves attaching the spike wheels to motor hubs, connecting angle bars to the base plate, securing the motors and battery holder, and linking the motor cables to the appropriate ports on the controller board. In total there are 15 steps to fully construct the robot.

Uploaded by

Nz225
Copyright
© © All Rights Reserved
We take content rights seriously. If you suspect this is your content, claim it here.
Available Formats
Download as PDF, TXT or read online on Scribd
You are on page 1/ 8

Robo-Creator : AT-BOT construction sheet 1

construction
Building the AT-BOT

Part list
5-AA
battery
holder

ATX base plate

ATX controller board x 1

BO-Hub (x 4)
Spike tire (x 4)

BO1-48 DC motor gearbox


48:1 (x 4)

Metal angle bar


2 x 2 (x 2)

2mm. tapped screw (x 4)

Metal angle bar 2 x 5


(x 4)

3 x 8mm. Flathead screw (x 14)


3 x 6mm. screw (x 9)
3 x 10mm. screw (x 12)
3 x 25mm. screw (x 8)
Metal angle bar
2 x 3N (x 4)

3 x 20mm. thumb screw


3mm. nut (x 30)

3mm. ny lon
lock nut (x 2)

32mm. metal
standoff

Plastic nut driver

Metal angle bar


2 x 1 ( x 2)

2 Robo-Creator : AT-BOT construction sheet

Construction
(1) Spike wheel assembly : Insert the wheel into the 4 sets of spike tires.

Attach the tire with


the wheel.
wheel and spike tire set

Insert 3x10mm. screws


into the BO-hub

(2) Attach the hub with the spike wheel by using 3 x 10mm. screws and 3mm. nuts. Observe
the wheel depth of both size is not equal. The hub will need to be attached at a lower
side. Assembly all 4 sets. In order to tightening the nuts properly, the plastic nut driver tool
is strongly recommended.

lower depth side

higher depth side

attach the hub


and wheel 4 sets

Robo-Creator : AT-BOT construction sheet 3

(3) Attach the metal angle bar 2 x 3N with the ATX base plate by using the 3 x 8mm. flatscrews and 3mm. nuts following the position shown below. The angle bar must be located
at the lower side and insert the screw through hole from upper side.

(4) Place the BO1 gearbox with the metal angle bar. Turn the motor shaft to outside. Fix
the gearbox with the angle bar by using 3 x 25mm. screw and 3mm. nut. Fix only the
bottom hole first. Do this for all the 4 motors.

Fix the screw at the bottom hole first

4 Robo-Creator : AT-BOT construction sheet

(5) Attach 2 pieces of the metal angle bar 2 x 5 by using 3 x 6mm. screws and 3mm. nuts
following the picture below. Make 2 sets.

Back
3mm. nuts
Front

3x6mm. screws

(6) Attach the angle bar from step (5) with the BO1 motor gearbox by insert to the end of
3 x 25mm. screw at the upper hole of gearbox to increase the motor fixing on the base
plate. Tighten with 3mm. nuts both front and back.

(7) Turn the base plate to top. Attach the 5-AA battery holder by using 3 x 8mm. flat-head
screws and 3mm. nuts.

Turn the base plate


Attach the 5-AA battery holder
at the center of the base plate

Robo-Creator : AT-BOT construction sheet 5

(8) Insert the spike wheel with the motor gearbox shaft. Tighten with 2mm. tapped-screw.
Do this for all 4 wheels.

(9) Insert the motor cable through the big hole beside the battery holder to the top side of
the robot chasis. Attach the 32mm. standoff at the nook position following the picture
below by using 3 x 6mm. screw. Also, do not tighten the screws to much as it has to be
able to move later.

(10) Attach the metal angle bar 2 x 2 with the angle bar 2 x 1 by using 3 x 6mm. screw and
3mm. nylon lock nuts. Tightening will require the plastic nut driver. Assemply 2 sets. The
finished assemply will also need to be loose and not too tigh as these need to be flexible
for movement.

Attach both right angle metal shaft


by using screw and nylon lock nut.
Require the nut driver for tightening.

Assemply 2 sets

6 Robo-Creator : AT-BOT construction sheet

(11) Attach the assemply part from step (10) with the base plate at the position is shown in
the picture below (oppsite side of the metal standoff). Next, attach the ATX board with
the metal angle bar by using 3 x 8 mm. flathead screws and 3mm. nuts following the righthand picture below.

The assemblied metal shafts


from step (10)

The assemblied metal


shafts from step (10)
Attach the right angle
metal shaft with ATX
board

(12) Connect the battert holder leads to the battery terminal of the ATX controller board
(Red lead is positive [+] and black lead is negative [-].

Red wire is positive and


Black wire is negative

Waring : The incorrect battery leads connection may be causes the ATX controller board
tp be damage. PLEASE TAKE NOTE OF THE LEAD POLARITY.

Robo-Creator : AT-BOT construction sheet 7

(13) Put 5 of AA batteries into the battery holder. Besure about battery polarity is correct.

(14) Closed the ATX board to over the battery holder. Observe the fixed hole of ATX
controller board and the hole of the metal standoff must straight. If not, adjust the standoff
position until the hole of both straighted. Next, fix both with a thumb screw.

Hole position of the ATX board


and the standoff are straighted

8 Robo-Creator : AT-BOT construction sheet

(15)Connect the motor cable to motor output on the ATX board as the illustrated below.
The AT-BOT is now fully assembled and ready for programming.

Front left motor


(Motor M0)

Front right motor


(Motor M2)

ON
43 ADC3
42 ADC2
41 ADC1
40 ADC0

ADC7
SW1

46 ADC6

10 11 12 13

14

SW2

44 ADC4

50
48

MOTOR

BATTERY LEVEL

15 PC7

45 ADC5

49

PC6

C r e a t o r e > >> > > > > >

SERVO PORT

START

Back left motor


(Motor M1)

c o n t r o l l er R b o a r d

TWI
UART1
0 SCL 1 SDA 2 RX1 3 TX1

KNOB

8
+

USB DATA

E2

RESET

7.2-9V BATT.

Back right motor


(Motor M3)

Front left motor connect with M0 output The motor red lead is left and black is right.
Back left motor connect with M1 output The motor red lead is left and black is right.
Front right motor connect with M2 output The motor red lead is right and black is left.
Back right motor connect with M3 output The motor red lead is right and black is left.

You might also like