lego_Pilot_Level

=ROBOLAB Quick Guide= The following are examples of programming challenges for various levels of ROBOLAB.

Pilot 1
You will need an RCX car with two motors. Attach both motors to Port A.
 * 1) Write a program exactly like the one above.
 * 2) Change the amount of time that your car travels.
 * 3) Change the direction in which Motor A moves.

Extra Challenge
Draw an RCX and label the following parts:
 * Input Ports
 * Output Ports
 * Power Button
 * Run Button
 * Change Program Button
 * Infrared Window


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Pilot 2
You will need an RCX car with two motors. Attach both motors to Port A.
 * 1) Write a program exactly like the one above.
 * 2) Program Motor A to its highest power and make your car drive for 4.5 seconds.
 * 3) Change one motor to Port C and program the car to drive forward for 4 seconds.

Extra Challenge
Program motors to drive in opposite directions. What happened when you tested it?


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Pilot 3
You will need an RCX car with two motors.
 * 1) What ports should your motors be attached to for the program above?
 * 2) Write a program like the one above.
 * 3) Program your car to drive forward and backward for the same amount of time. Your car should drive straight each time.
 * 4) Make the program in step 3 repeat.

Extra Challenge
Program your car to make an S-shape when it drives. You'll need to pay attention to direction, speed, and time.


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Pilot 4
You will need an RCX car with two motors.
 * 1) Write a program exactly like the one above.
 * 2) Add a third step that turns off Motor A for 4 seconds.
 * 3) Remove the third step. You should have two steps again.

Extra Challenge
Program your car to act like something else. It can be an animal or a robot or anything else. Your program must have at least three steps.


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