Hi,
I'm a (Dutch) boy of 13 year and new in the world of Arduino.
To learn I have both a starter kit.
But there is no wire instruction with it
I can do a lot with photos I can found on the internet, but it stays difficult for me
Can somebody provide me a building/wiring instruction how to connect the motor driver and sensors to the UNO board?
Thanks a lot.
Without knowing exactly what is supplied by the eBay seller it is very difficult to say how to connect the parts.
A full list of the parts and a copy of the program may assist us give some help.
Weedpharma
Here is the American version: http://www.ebay.com/itm/4WD-Arduino-Smart-Car-Robot-Learning-Starter-Kit-Smart-Programmable-Robot-DIY-/181957690484?hash=item2a5d860474:g:qToAAOSwcOFWacTc
"Due to the fact that there are MANY different ways to assemble these bots with different behaviors, there is no one "right way" build and program the bots, there is no manual on assembly or programming. That process is left up to the imagination of the builder."
However, one of the pictures they provide is a proposed wiring diagram:
[http://vaportoad.com/Images/AmpToad/Arduino/Bot%20-%20RT0002%20-%20Wiring%20Schematic.png](http://"http://vaportoad.com/Images/AmpToad/Arduino/Bot - RT0002 - Wiring Schematic.png")
You plug the "Sensor Shield v4.0" on top of the "Funduino UNO R3" (Arduino clone) and wire the other components to the sensor shield. There are libraries for the various parts, either included in Arduino (like Servo), or third-party libraries (like IRremote and NewPing).
After some search I found a Wiring Diagram and Programs
http://www.turobotdiy.com/download/Turobot-I-Arduino-Smart-Car.zip
My Robot has done his first moves now 
Tracker06,
did you get further than 'first moves?'
I bought the same kit and started experimenting with it, first thing I noticed was that the pinout on the wiring diagram from the link you used too differs with what the sketches say. So at first I had two wheels spinning and nothing else, changing the wiring to be in accordance with the sketches and not the wiring diagram got me further. But by then my batteries were all but dead, sigh.
I won't have time to explore further for several days, but it looks promising.
Hi,
sorry to re cover the answer on this. Being new to this i am not confident at writing my own scripts yet.
does anyone have any of the links that are still live? or have the .zip file as linked to above for this project that I can have a copy. Any help would be much appreciated.
A little looking with Google turned up this sketch:
http://letsmakerobots.com/files/Code_for_Obstacle_Avoidance_Arduino_Robot.txt
This link from above worked:
http://www.turobotdiy.com/download/Turobot-I-Arduino-Smart-Car.zip
