chipKIT GPIO pins for Hexbug spider control

edited February 2015 in Cyton
I read an article in which hexbug is controlled by the 8-bit board compatible with Arduino. I have a 32 bit board and I want to contoll hexbug with the same. I have done all the soldering with Hex bug Remote as per given in 

http://eeghacker.blogspot.in/2014/05/arduino-control-of-hex-bug.html

but I have a doubt that the wires which are connecting between the board and remote, in which position they should be connected to the board. In 8 bit chip the connection is shown in


that means the positions are A1, A2, A3, A4 and A5 which are not present in 32 bit board. So in which position should I connect the wires so that my hexbug will work with the brain.

Comments

  • biomurphbiomurph Brooklyn, NY
    Hi cbond21,

    In Chip's hexbug project, he connected the Arduino UNO to his laptop to control the bug.
    It's not connected to the OpenBCI board. In fact, the code that does the DSP is on the latptop, not the OpenBCI Board.

    You should continue to follow his tutorial. It will not make a difference if you are using the 32bit v the 8bit board in this case.

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