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askeer 14-02-2013 06:58

Motor rotation change; Axis camera no image
 
So this is rewrite of my old topic because I collected all informations...

So I need to use two cim motors controlled by victor , to goes forward with full speed, and when button 4 is pressed it needs to go reverse with slow speed, and after hitting button 4 again it returns to default state which means foword with full speed.

Also I need to make minicim motor controlled by victor to runs forward with slow speed when button is pressed.

And c/p of camera problem:

Also there is big problem with camera.
I tried to setup it with "Setup Axis Camera" and it finded the camera but It says it cant connect to it, so I manually created FRC/FRC accaunt. The problem is that there is no image on driver station ( all is up to date ) but there is image in browser.
I tired to restart it/restore to factory default but it does not give any results.

I would be thankful if you could help me.

Alan Anderson 14-02-2013 11:22

Re: Motor rotation change; Axis camera no image
 
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Originally Posted by askeer (Post 1233136)
So this is rewrite of my old topic because I collected all informations...

So why does it say this is your first post ever?

Quote:

So I need to use two cim motors controlled by victor , to goes forward with full speed, and when button 4 is pressed it needs to go reverse with slow speed, and after hitting button 4 again it returns to default state which means foword with full speed.
Search the forum for "toggle button" to find out how to use the joystick button to switch the state between full forward and slow reverse.

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Also I need to make minicim motor controlled by victor to runs forward with slow speed when button is pressed.
Those are easy in LabVIEW. Use the "toggle" state or the button value as the input to a Select function, choosing between two different motor speed values based on whether the button is True or False. The output of the Select goes directly to a Motor Set function.

For your camera problem, all I can say right now is that you should follow the directions to the letter.


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