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I have not created a false statement yet. And no, it does not complete the timed sequence
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I haven't done any labview programming for a few years, but why not just take the output directly from the button into the case block?
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It now completes the timed sequence, but, the timing is all off.
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Are you seeing any errors reported in the Driver Station diagnostics window? |
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Is motor safety enabled for motor1?
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So I should turn the MotorSafety off?
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Also make sure you're not trying to control Motor 1 in your Teleop code.
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It was the Motor safety, thanks! I did't realize that is what it did! Thank you for your help!
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And RufflesRidge has a good point. Do you control Motor1 anywhere else in your program? |
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I have already removed it from the teleop.vi , before this. I suspected that might have been an issue. It is working now though. So you would like me to post a screen shot?
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If it's working, you probably don't need help getting it working. ;) Unless you have more questions about something, there's no need to post your code now.
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Alright, Thank you for your help
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