http://www.roboter-forum.com/showthread.php?24443-WLAN-Steuerung-f%FCr-Ambrogio-L30-und-baugleiche-Modelle-(Stiga-Wiper-Wolf)
Robotan88
Unless you have specified your own credentials during installation, these are the defaults: Username:
Robotan Password:
Robotan88
No, unfortunately not. But with an added Bluetooth module (HC-05 or HC-06, less than 10 Euros), Robotan can act as a standard Bluetooth device that is discoverable by Android devices, and these can be used to update the robot's firmware.Please take note that this will unfortunately not work with iOS devices because Apple requires all Bluetooth modules to be registered with them before they can be used. And this is not the case with readily available Bluetooth modules. The device speed has to be set to 38400 bps, 8 data bits, 1 stop bit, no parity. The bluetooth PIN code must be set to 0000.
If you install the module and run the provided
RobotanBT.ino, it should configure the module for you. Please take note that you may have to put the module into programming mode by pressing a micro-switch or short-circuit two pins during powering up the module. Refer to the module's instructions for further details.
As you can see with my other projects, I'm a supporter of open source software. However, with this project, I had to figure out how the app and the robot communicate with each other. This is legal (at least here in Germany), but it may not be legal to tell the world how this protocol works. And this would be the case if I make the source code available, because everyone (with a little bit of programming knowledge) would be able to find out in no time. And as I'm the type of guy who rather is safe than sorry, the core Robotan program can only be downloaded as bin image.