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Taggerun 03-10-2016 09:50

2009 DS Help!!!
 
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I have no clue what this is. Could someone tell me what this and if it can be used!!
Thanks,
Taggerun

Ty Tremblay 03-10-2016 09:51

Re: What is this????
 
It's an old drivers station from 2009ish. It can't be used.

Taggerun 03-10-2016 09:52

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Originally Posted by Ty Tremblay (Post 1609953)
It's an old drivers station from 2009ish. It can't be used.

Are you sure???

MrForbes 03-10-2016 10:14

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It's the 2009 driver station. Not "ish", it is the 2009 driver station.

You might be able to find a use for it.

Jon Stratis 03-10-2016 10:16

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If it's like most of the other 2009 driver station's I had experience with, it's probably dead from static shock by now!

Taggerun 03-10-2016 10:17

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Originally Posted by MrForbes (Post 1609956)
It's the 2009 driver station. Not "ish", it is the 2009 driver station.

You might be able to find a use for it.

But how?? Is there any software I can find for it??
Thanks,
Taggerun

MrForbes 03-10-2016 10:18

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Now that you know what it is, you can search for software.

I expect it would be challenging to use it.

Billfred 03-10-2016 10:20

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Quote:

Originally Posted by MrForbes (Post 1609956)
It's the 2009 driver station. Not "ish", it is the 2009 driver station.

You might be able to find a use for it.

You're correct in paragraph 1, but given how awful it was for the purpose (ethernet jacks not built for enough connect-disconnect cycles, static discharge issues requiring everyone to crack a case open, very limited controller options) I would say Ty's closer to the mark on its actual utility...

Quote:

Originally Posted by Ty Tremblay (Post 1609953)
It's an old drivers station from 2009ish. It can't be used.

That said, it might be a tempting project for a hardware hacker.

Taggerun 03-10-2016 10:30

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Originally Posted by MrForbes (Post 1609959)
Now that you know what it is, you can search for software.

I expect it would be challenging to use it.

What do you mean by challenging??

MrForbes 03-10-2016 10:40

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What do you intend to use it for? If you want to use it to work with the complete 2009 robot control system, you'd need to find the appropriate software. That was the first year of the cRio control system, things were kind of flaky. From the little bit I know about configuring the control system, you probably need an old computer that still has the appropriate programming environment software loaded on it, you probably can't use a newer version of LabView, for example.

If you want to play hacker and use it for something else, you might see what controller it has inside, and figure out how to change the firmware to your own code, and make it do what you want.

There are probably other uses that I have not imagined here, if you give us some ideas of what you have in mind for it, we can help you figure out what the challenges might be.

bobbysq 03-10-2016 11:18

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It seems like if you have this, you probably have a cRIO already. You can program the cRIO with Eclipse using the Thunder cRIO tools or you can use LabVIEW if you image it properly. Then, you can take the driver station, set it to the 2014 protocol, and run it as normal.

techhelpbb 03-10-2016 12:27

Re: What is this????
 
Mmmm scrap used parts.
Dismantle, find data sheets and have fun.:D

Taggerun 03-10-2016 13:53

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Good as dead??? Wrong!! Now what after this screen??
Thanks,
Taggerun

billbo911 03-10-2016 13:59

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Originally Posted by techhelpbb (Post 1609977)
Mmmm scrap used parts.
Dismantle, find data sheets and have fun.:D

You might be able to use the display screen for something. Other than that, it goes on the "Wall of Fame/Shame".

It was the first DS that allowed use of USB joysticks and devices.

Billfred 03-10-2016 14:26

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Originally Posted by billbo911 (Post 1609998)
You might be able to use the display screen for something. Other than that, it goes on the "Wall of Fame/Shame".

It was the first DS that allowed use of USB joysticks and devices.

...natively. The USB Chicklet allowed supported USB joysticks and devices to connect to the old IFI OI's gameport connectors.


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