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Answer: LCD Display - no, LED Display - yes. At a base level, an array of LEDs controlled via I2C is no different than a string of LEDs... -
Answer: The short answer - No. Your initial guess is correct - a USB mouse is not an allowed device by any other rule, so it falls under...Leave a comment:
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Answer: No. The only focused light source/laser sensor currently allowed is the REV 2m Distance Sensor....Leave a comment:
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Answer: No. The only allowed electrical connection to the robot frame is via the REV Resistive Grounding Strap (per <RE15>.k)...Leave a comment:
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Answer: No. Servos may only be connected to/powered by the servo ports on a REV Expansion Hub, the servo ports on a REV Control Hub or...Leave a comment:
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Answer: No. No modifications to the REV grounding strap are allowed....Leave a comment:
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Answer: No. HDMI monitors would fall under <RE18> Additional Electronics....Leave a comment:
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Answer: No. The only batteries that are allowed for use are listed in <RE03>...Leave a comment:
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Answer: Yes....Leave a comment:
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Answer: In general, it is not possible for us to make rulings on all servos.
For Servo #1 - this servo is not a legal servo....Leave a comment:
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Answer: No. The servo used in this gearbox assembly has been modified, post-manufacturing. As such, it violates <RE16>...Leave a comment:
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Answer: As long as the processor in the LED module is not user programmable, the LED module would be allowed as long as it meet the requirements...Leave a comment:
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Answer: RE12.b allows light sources controlled by compatible ports of the REV Expansion Hub or REV Control Hub. The Blinkin LED Driver...Leave a comment:
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Answer: Under current rules, this would be considered in the bucket "Additional Electronics" and is not allowed....Leave a comment:
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Answer: In short, No. An I2C to SPI bridge would be acceptable. The USB to SPI bridge to control the LEDs violates RE13.c...Leave a comment:
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