Hello,
I assembled a PiDog kit from Sunfounder, and here are the components of my setup:
- Windows 11 on the PC
- Installed Raspberry Pi 3b
- Raspberry Pi 4 (not installed but already tested)
- OS environment of the card: Debian Bookworm 32-bit
- 64 GB SD card
- Real VNC configured and functional
- Putty configured and functional
- Fully charged battery
My problem is as follows:
I manage to use the provided examples with Putty, and everything works well. I call the programs one after the other without any problem, and I use Ctrl+C to stop my program, everything is OK.
When I use VNC and call the graphical programming console for Python3 and run an example in Python3, I manage to launch the program, but I am unable to stop the program with the Stop button or the Ctrl+C command. The robot freezes, and I have to close everything and start over.
I replaced the Raspberry Pi 4 that I initially installed with a Raspberry Pi 3b, thinking it would demand less from the battery, but the problem remains the same.
My preference would be to program my robot directly from the Python 3 graphical interface on my Raspberry and see the results of the programming I have done in real-time. Is this possible?
Another problem I encountered during a previous experiment was using the Sunfounder Controller from an Apple tablet. I managed to use the console, linked it with the robot, and controlled my ROBOT; everything was relatively stable. When I wanted to return to Putty, I was unable to do so; the robot was no longer recognized as if I had overwritten modules required by Putty to function. Is there a solution?
Can you help me?