Introduction
When you first power up the NXT (by pressing the square orange button) you will be greeted by a display that looks like this:
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1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 |
USB Console
BT Console
xxxx mV Rechg
OGEL
yyyyy Button: 0 |
The xxxx is the current battery in millivolts, OGEL is the name of my NXT, and xxxxx will be a quickly changing number that represents the current value of ISRTicks – the value that is incremented every millisecond. The number beside Button: is the value of the currently pressed button, and 0 if no button is pressed. I added these to the startup display to help with some debugging and never removed them.
Pressing the dark grey rectanular button will “cycle” between the USB and BT console choices. The line with the dark background and light text is the currently selected console.
Pressing the orange button after you have chosen between the USB and BT console connects you to that console, and the NXT will wait for you to start up the terminal of your choice on your computer.
