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Gatlin18 15-02-2012 10:16

Not showing Battery Voltage
 
When we turn our robot on, connect, and start to run it, it works perfectly. But, the voltage of any battery we connect stays at 0.00. No idea what is the problem. Any ideas?

Mark McLeod 15-02-2012 10:22

Re: Not showing Battery Voltage
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Gatlin18 (Post 1127162)
No idea what is the problem.

No idea what you've done or tried.


Did you put the battery jumper on the Analog Breakout in cRIO slot 1?

Did you power the Analog Breakout from a 12v on the Power Distribution Panel?

Gatlin18 15-02-2012 11:02

Re: Not showing Battery Voltage
 
I had a different connector than that. I just put that one in, and I am not looking for the jumper to try it. Thanks.

DavidGitz 15-02-2012 20:38

Re: Not showing Battery Voltage
 
It's most likely the jumper is not in the correct spot, or not at all. However we did have a rookie team that had the same problem even with the jumper installed, turned out to be a bent pin in the underneath the analog module on the crio. So be aware of that.

dbeckwith 17-02-2012 08:23

Re: Not showing Battery Voltage
 
Yeah if that jumper is in the right place and the analog module is powered, you should be able to see the battery voltage in the driver station and the dashboard if you have that programmed in.

gixxy 19-02-2012 14:32

Re: Not showing Battery Voltage
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by dbeckwith (Post 1128657)
Yeah if that jumper is in the right place and the analog module is powered, you should be able to see the battery voltage in the driver station and the dashboard if you have that programmed in.

What do you mean Programmed in?

EricH 19-02-2012 14:43

Re: Not showing Battery Voltage
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by gixxy (Post 1130199)
What do you mean Programmed in?

It's not in code that you should be modifying, IIRC. It should be a case of plug the jumper in and open the proper tab in the driver's station, and you'll see your battery voltage.


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