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There are several iRobot ROOMBA/CREATE drivers in ROS community, by May 2016, the newest one sholuld be thecreate_autonomy . Here we only discuss about the one used by the book " ROS by Example _ hydro _ vol1 ".
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这篇文章主要介绍使用下面的Create驱动上电不能充电问题。至于另2篇介绍iRobot Roomba作底盘驱动的博客参考:
http://blog.csdn.net/sonictl/article/details/49908949
http://blog.csdn.net/sonictl/article/details/50207949
There are two important script file you may usually need to edit/check: turtlebot_node.py & create_driver.py
The turtlebot_node.py is starting a ROS node for controlling your turtlebot base, i.e, the iRobot Roomba® or iRobot Create®.
The create_driver.py is a lower-level driver for driving your iRobot Roomba® or iRobot Create®.
The are working like this:
[Your other control message/topic sending nodes] ---->> [turtlebot_node.py] ---->> [create_driver.py]
Path:
/opt/ros/hydro/lib/create_node/turtlebot_node.py
/opt/ros/hydro/lib/python2.7/dist-packages/create_driver/create_driver.py
Enjoy :)
About turtlebot_node.py, edit the set_operation_mode() function as below:
def set_operation_mode(self,req): if not self.robot.sci: rospy.logwarn("Create : robot not connected yet, sci not available") return SetTurtlebotModeResponse(False) self.operate_mode = req.mode if req.mode == 1: #passive rospy.logwarn("about to run passive mode, 1s...") rospy.sleep(1.0) self._robot_run_passive() elif req.mode == 2: #safe rospy.logwarn("about to run safe mode, 1s...") rospy.sleep(1.0) self._robot_run_safe() elif req.mode == 3: #full rospy.logwarn("about to run full mode, 1s...") rospy.sleep(1.0) #wait 1s so I can use Ctrl+C to halt it when I hope to charge my ROOMBA self._robot_run_full() else: rospy.logwarn("Requested an invalid mode.") return SetTurtlebotModeResponse(False) return SetTurtlebotModeResponse(True)