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Hebrew 20-01-2012 16:17

Real time application not built
 
Hi,

When I am attempting to deploy the default labview code to the crio I get the error The Real Time application has not been built. You must build the application before deploying.

What am I doing wrong? The source of the error shows it in: RT CompsctRIO Target > Build Specification > FRC Robot Boot-up Deployment

NeatNit 20-01-2012 16:50

Re: Real time application not built
 
There are two ways to run the code you've written. The fast way is to open Robot Main and just run it like any other LabView code. But this is only used for testing, because as soon as you turn off your robot, your code is gone.

The other way is through the Build Specification thing, which is what you tried to do. This way the code stays in the flash and is run every time you turn it on (until you format the cRIO or upload newer code). To do this, right-click on FRC Robot Boot-up Deployment from the Project window and click on Build. Allow it the time it needs to finish this process. Then, when it's done, make sure you're connected to the cRIO, and right-click it again but this time select Run as Startup.

Hebrew 20-01-2012 17:16

Re: Real time application not built
 
Ok so I got it working.

Communications and Robot code are green lights. BUT the motor that is hooked up is not running with the joystick. The joystick is communicating, we have the two motors hooked up to PWM 1 and PWM 2 (The three prong connection, not two connections) and they pass through the jaguars which are blinking yellow. Power is going through fine. Is it hooked up wrong or what is up? I have not changed the code at all.

Hebrew 20-01-2012 18:04

Re: Real time application not built
 
Oops..didn't mean to do that.


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