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dirtbikerxz 05-15-2016 11:37 AM

Name of Control System that replaces the driver station?
 
A couple of weeks ago, I remember reading a thread on a system that hooked straight into a roborio, and allowed a controller to be connected to it so that the driver station could be bypassed, when using for demos etc. Does anyone remember the name of this device? I don't remember who made it or its name, I have had no luck finding it again. Thanks in advance

orangelight 05-15-2016 11:42 AM

Re: Name of Control System that replaces the driver station?
 
This thing sounds kind of unsafe and unnecessary

Arhowk 05-15-2016 11:46 AM

Re: Name of Control System that replaces the driver station?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by orangelight (Post 1586770)
This thing sounds kind of unsafe and unnecessary

Howso?

It most certainly is necessary (it is ALOT easier to control a robot via just a controller- we had to run three robots down for our city's parade and it would have been a painful endeavor to use laptops for them)

Unsafe just use a kill switch (on a xbox controller- start twice to start, start once to stop)

@OP We just replaced our roboRIOs with cortexes.

cbale2000 05-15-2016 11:53 AM

Re: Name of Control System that replaces the driver station?
 
I believe dirtbikerxz might be referring to the ChapR Controller that was posted in this thread a few weeks back. ;)

dirtbikerxz 05-15-2016 11:53 AM

Re: Name of Control System that replaces the driver station?
 
Oh never mind guys, I found it: http://thechapr.com/
Thanks anyway

dirtbikerxz 05-15-2016 11:54 AM

Re: Name of Control System that replaces the driver station?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by cbale2000 (Post 1586774)
I believe dirtbikerxz might be referring to the ChapR Controller that was posted in this thread a few weeks back. ;)

Oh thank you, cbale. I found it just as you posted the link :D


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