LVMastery
11-01-2010, 15:03
I am proud to announce the launch of FRCMastery.com (http://frcmastery.com/).
In 2009 we created Tip Jar Video Blogs, providing hints, tips and tricks for the FRC. In response to considerable positive feedback, we’ve taken the Tip Jar Videos a step further and created a whole new website dedicated to getting your robot up and running.
I’ll be adding new content and new videos regularly throughout the competition. Because I’d like the site to be as comprehensive as possible, I’m seeking video, code and idea contributions from participants, mentors and suppliers. Please email me at ben@enabletc.com if you or your team is interested in collaborating to help all teams build better, more efficient robots.
What you’ll find now at FRCMastery.com (http://http://frcmastery.com/):
An Introduction to LabVIEW
Introduction to Dashboard
Introduction to Driver Station
Running code from the Driver Station
LabVIEW Primer I
Example Finder
Opening Examples
VIs: Front Panel and Block Diagrams
Controls and Indicators
Navigating the Project Screen
Context Help
SubVIs
Wiring
Data Flow
LabVIEW Primer II
Duplicating Controls, Indicators and Functions
Placing Functions and SubVIs
Debugging VIs Using Execution Highlighting
Wiring Techniques
Clusters
FRC Walkthrough
the Front Panel
Robot Main Block Diagram
Begin VI
TeleOp VI
Finish VI
implement motors, actuators, sensors, etc…
modify framework
close motors, actuators, sensors, etc…
State Machines
Loop Memory
What state machines are
How to draw and interpret a basic state diagram
Creating typedefs for state machine data
Creating enums to store the actual state
How to write state machine code using the case structures
Ben Zimmer
-- LV Mastery Team
In 2009 we created Tip Jar Video Blogs, providing hints, tips and tricks for the FRC. In response to considerable positive feedback, we’ve taken the Tip Jar Videos a step further and created a whole new website dedicated to getting your robot up and running.
I’ll be adding new content and new videos regularly throughout the competition. Because I’d like the site to be as comprehensive as possible, I’m seeking video, code and idea contributions from participants, mentors and suppliers. Please email me at ben@enabletc.com if you or your team is interested in collaborating to help all teams build better, more efficient robots.
What you’ll find now at FRCMastery.com (http://http://frcmastery.com/):
An Introduction to LabVIEW
Introduction to Dashboard
Introduction to Driver Station
Running code from the Driver Station
LabVIEW Primer I
Example Finder
Opening Examples
VIs: Front Panel and Block Diagrams
Controls and Indicators
Navigating the Project Screen
Context Help
SubVIs
Wiring
Data Flow
LabVIEW Primer II
Duplicating Controls, Indicators and Functions
Placing Functions and SubVIs
Debugging VIs Using Execution Highlighting
Wiring Techniques
Clusters
FRC Walkthrough
the Front Panel
Robot Main Block Diagram
Begin VI
TeleOp VI
Finish VI
implement motors, actuators, sensors, etc…
modify framework
close motors, actuators, sensors, etc…
State Machines
Loop Memory
What state machines are
How to draw and interpret a basic state diagram
Creating typedefs for state machine data
Creating enums to store the actual state
How to write state machine code using the case structures
Ben Zimmer
-- LV Mastery Team