LEGO EV3 Series User Manual

Plug the USB cord into the PC port of the robot. Make sure the EV3 is
turned on. Figure 9: PC Port is beside the motor ports Press
to compile, upload and run the program. Conversely, the same button
will stop the program when it is plugged in and running. You can now
unplug the robot.
Press play to compile, upload and run program By creating loops with
various steps for movement, the robot can be programmed to dance.
Step 5 Make the robot dance
Ask your students to create some dance moves for their robots. This is their chance for some creativity.
Then, put on some music and let everyone show of their robots moves.

LEGO EV3 Series Specifications

General

Processor	ARM9 300MHz
RAM	64MB
Flash Memory	16MB
Ports	4 input ports, 4 output ports
Operating System	Linux-based
Storage	MicroSD card slot (supports up to 32 GB)
Display	178x128 pixel monochrome LCD
Connectivity	USB 2.0, Bluetooth 2.1, Wi-Fi (via dongle)
Sensors	Touch, color, gyro, ultrasonic
Motors	3 servo motors
Battery	6 AA batteries or rechargeable battery pack
Speaker	Built-in speaker
Programming Languages	EV3-G (graphical), RobotC, LeJOS, Python
Programming Software	LEGO MINDSTORMS EV3 Software (based on LabVIEW)