Petoi Bittle Manual
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  • Petoi Bittle User Manuals 🐢
  • 1 πŸ§˜β€β™‚οΈ Tool and Preparation
  • 2 🧩 Open the Box
  • 3 πŸ— Assemble the Frame
  • 4 πŸ”Œ Connect the Wires
    • NyBoard
    • BiBoard V0
    • BiBoard V1
  • 5 ⌨️ Board Configuration
  • 6 πŸ“ Calibration
  • 7 πŸ”§ Final Assembly
  • 8 πŸ•Ή Play with Bittle
  • 9 πŸ‘¨β€πŸ« Teach Bittle New Skills
  • 10 πŸ‘¨β€πŸŽ“ Understand OpenCat.h
  • 11 πŸ”© Extensible Modules
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5 ⌨️ Board Configuration

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PreviousBiBoard V1Next6 πŸ“ Calibration

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There are two methods to configure NyBoard and BiBoard:

  • The simplest method is to use the . No programming is involved. You can play with some preset modes.

  • If you have some programming experience, you can use the . You will be able to modify the open-source codes for your new projects.

If you are using BiBoard, please refer to .

Petoi Desktop App
Arduino IDE
this Arduino configuration instruction